
Romance reader. Also a fan of mythology retellings and Tudor England. Percy Jackson shaped my childhood. Political science and climate policy, occasionally. Expect typos.
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The most compelling climate book that I have read so far - based in science, solutions-oriented, and incredibly hopeful. Truly fuel for climate work.
Highly recommend the audiobook - each interview is recorded with the interviewee like a podcast, so you hear the experts in their own words. That being said, I did immediately purchase a physical copy after finishing to have on hand to reference.

Carnal Urges (Queens & Monsters, #2)
J.T. Geissinger
“When I started this, I thought I would be making the world a better place.”
What in the world are you talking about Declan? 🤣🤣
is there a recommended order in which the books should be read or do i just read them in publication order
lizhmil commented...
Publication order is perfectly valid. Here is some more context to help you figure out what to do. No matter what, your first stop is The Lightning Thief.
** denotes a companion book which can be skipped If you are just interested in Percy Jackson (Greek/Roman), then you could do the following: Percy Jackson & the Olympians
Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard (Norse)
edited for formatting.... fighting for my life with markdown