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The Anthropocene Reviewed Essays on a Human-Centered Planet

John Green

Goodreads Choice winner for Nonfiction 2021 and instant #1 bestseller! A deeply moving collection of personal essays from John Green, the author of “The perfect book for right now.” –

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The Daily

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The Daily

This nonfiction book featured short essays where the author reviewed various things in the world and assigned them a star rating. The book included a review of the internet, which received three out of five stars.

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But in the nonfiction book that you published before everything is tuberculosis, The Anthropocene Reviewed.

— Episode: 'The Interview': John Green Knows That N...

Episode: 'The Interview': John Green Knows That No One Real...

This nonfiction book featured short essays where the author reviewed various things in the world and assigned them a star rating. The book included a review of the internet, which received three out of five stars.

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But in the nonfiction book that you published before everything is tuberculosis, The Anthropocene Reviewed.

The book consists of short essays where you review all sorts of things in the world and then at the end give them a star rating.

Stuff You Should Know

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Stuff You Should Know

It was mentioned that the podcast 'The Anthropocene Reviewed' had been adapted into a book, indicating its popularity and success.

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And the YA novel Paper Towns was actually turned into a movie. So Connie says thanks for always making Connie smile. Connie was dropping a lot of extra information here, so we always appreciate that....

— Episode: Roller Skating: Fun and Cool

Episode: Roller Skating: Fun and Cool

It was mentioned that the podcast 'The Anthropocene Reviewed' had been adapted into a book, indicating its popularity and success.

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And the YA novel Paper Towns was actually turned into a movie. So Connie says thanks for always making Connie smile. Connie was dropping a lot of extra information here, so we always appreciate that. Thanks a lot, Connie.

Episode: The Silurian Hypothesis

It was mentioned as an article explaining the insignificance of humans on Earth, despite their impact, emphasizing how easily the planet can recover.

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There's another article called The Anthropocene is a Joke...a guy named Peter Brannan, who's a science writer wrote it...basically he's explaining just how insignificant humans have been on Earth even as much as we've affected Earth, just how insignificant it actually is and how easily Earth will shake our stuff off.

Each fossil was its own miracle sampled randomly from almost 200 million years of history, a few stray windblown pages of a library.

If you really wanna get that driven home go read Peter Brandon's The Anthropocene is a joke.

Episode: Roller Skating: Fun and Cool

It was mentioned that John Green's podcast of the same name was turned into a book.

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And the YA novel Paper Towns was actually turned into a movie. So Connie says thanks for always making Connie smile.

Today, Explained

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Today, Explained

This was listed as one of John Green's award-winning, number one bestselling books.

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John Green, you might know, is the award-winning number one bestselling author of books including Looking for Alaska, The Fault in Our Stars, Turtles All the Way Down, and The Anthropocene Reviewed.

— Episode: The autocrat's prison

Episode: The autocrat's prison

This was listed as one of John Green's award-winning, number one bestselling books.

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John Green, you might know, is the award-winning number one bestselling author of books including Looking for Alaska, The Fault in Our Stars, Turtles All the Way Down, and The Anthropocene Reviewed.

99% Invisible

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99% Invisible

Roman Mars repeatedly highlighted the title as a recent work by John Green, describing it as everything he loves about everything and urging listeners who enjoyed the podcast to read it. He enthusiastically recommended the book in each of the three episodes, positioning it as a natural extension of the show's themes.

Highly Recommended

Episode: Dear John and Roman

The Anthropocene Reviewed, by John Green, was discussed as a recent book by John Green, and Roman Mars stated it is everything he loves about everything. Roman Mars highly recommended it to listeners who enjoyed the 99% Invisible podcast.

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It is everything I love about everything if you like 99 PI you will love the Anthropocene reviewed

Episode: Dear John and Roman

Roman Mars specifically mentioned "The Anthropocene Reviewed" as a podcast and a recent book by John Green. He enthusiastically praised the book and its contents.

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His other podcast and most recent book is called the Anthropocene reviewed

It is everything I love about everything if you like 99 PI you will love the Anthropocene reviewed

Episode: Dear John and Roman

The podcast host, Roman Mars, mentioned John Green's most recent book, The Anthropocene Reviewed, and recommended it to listeners who enjoy 99% Invisible.

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his other podcast and most recent book is called the Anthropocene reviewed

It is everything I love about everything if you like 99 PI you will love the Anthropocene reviewed But in the meantime, here's me guest hosting dear Hank and John with John green. Enjoy

Episode: Everything Is Tuberculosis

Roman Mars mentioned the title as both a book and a podcast and noted it as one of his favorite episodes.

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my book and podcast, The Anthropocene Reviewed, which is actually one of my favorite episodes.

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