This book was on my list for years. Actually I started reading it shortly after it came out but I was not in the right state of mind for the very depressing truth. Now I actually really enjoyed the first half (it was still depressing though). But I really couldn’t warm up to the second half, I really had to force myself in the last 30 or 40 pages to finish the book. I felt like the second half got very theoretical and meta and a bit crazy as well. I wouldn’t recommend this as the first book someone reads about climate change, but if you already know quite some things, this boom can be a nice addition.