The Burbank Green...err, Brown Bag book club will be going Green in March when they meet to discuss "Living Like Ed" by Ed Begley Jr.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
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May I suggest an ecothriller for the Club. It's called "Save the Whales Please," and has received a terrific review in the April issue of Foreword. It would be perfect for an Earth Day discussion. The novel, being called "amazingly realistic," seems like a case of fact following fiction because the plot envisages the exact scenario that's playing out in recent headlines which indicate that a return of commercial whaling looms large.
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