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'Dinosaurs' novelist Lydia Millet's first nonfiction, 'We Loved It All,' is a prayer for a vanishing world

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Lydia Millet's "We Loved It All" is a hybrid of memoir, op-ed and scientific abstracts. The book comprises a series of disparate subjects briefly broached for a paragraph or three. It is bracingly earnest and intermittently engaging, but fails to deliver a cohesive call to action.

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'Dinosaurs' novelist Lydia Millet's first nonfiction, 'We Loved It All,' is a prayer for a vanishing world

Lydia Millet, who wrote book club favorite "Dinosaurs" and works for the Center for Biological Diversity, returns with nonfiction that celebrates her family and the (vanishing) world around us.

1 month ago·Minneapolis, United States

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