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# Warmth: Coming of Age at the End of Our World

From [My Top Recommended Books about the Climate Crisis](https://listium.com/@anattynook/83474/my-top-recommended-books-about-the-climate-crisis)  
By [@anattynook](https://listium.com/@anattynook)

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Published 14 March 2023 · Updated 23 March 2023

Category: books & literature

- Cover: ![Cover](https://img.listium.com/images/width=800,height=800,fit=scale-down,format=webp/l/kvobb8jmsqxrmlgdu2s0.jpg)
- Year Published: 2021
- Author: Daniel Sherrell
- Genre: Biography
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- Notes: Daniel Sherrell's Warmth is a unique coming-of-age memoir that explores growing up in the era of the climate crisis. In her climate anxiety video, the speaker reflects on the difficulty of conveying the feelings of doom and gloom associated with this issue, especially to older generations who may not understand. She believes that this book is important in validating the experience of climate anxiety and the challenge of reconciling what one has learned in school with the reality of the world today. I am hoping to find more memoirs like this one that address the emotional resilience needed to face the impending loss and grief that come with the climate crisis and the need to learn from marginalized communities and indigenous groups who have been fighting for their cultures and lands for decades, as they can provide important lessons and leadership for upcoming movements.