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De meteoroloog en de storm : het dramatische verhaal van de gevaarlijkste orkaan uit de geschiedenis - Erik Larson, Rogier van Kappel
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De meteoroloog en de storm : het dramatische verhaal van de gevaarlijkste orkaan uit de geschiedenis
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ISBN: 9789035121461 (9035121465)
Publisher: Bakker
Pages no: 331
Edition language: Dutch
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Chris' Fish Place
Chris' Fish Place rated it
2.5
Takes off when the hurricane hits, a little dull until then. Best writing occurs when he is relating the height of the storm.
"Check Six"
"Check Six" rated it
4.0
The first “intimation” of the true extent of the disaster, Benjamin recalled, “came when the body of a child floated into the station.”Doesn't that send a chill down your spine? The true story of the 1900 Galveston hurricane is told in the dramatic, gripping style I am coming to love. Erik Larsen's ...
Dispatches from Terabithia
Dispatches from Terabithia rated it
3.0
I dunno. I felt like there was something missing about this book, but I can't really put my finger on what it was.
Reading Maketh a Full Man...
Reading Maketh a Full Man... rated it
3.0 Isaac's Storm: A Man, a Time, and the Deadliest Hurricane in History
Strangely enough, I began reading "Isaac's Storm" and "Rising Tide: The Great Mississippi Flood of 1927 and how it changed America" at the same time. Spurred no doubt by the rather feeble hurricane Irene that hit the east coast in August 2011, I got interested in reading about hurricanes and how t...
Chrissie's Books
Chrissie's Books rated it
4.0
SPOILER FREE!!!This is a book focused on the science of weather. If that subject does not intersts you, do not rad this book. You must be interested in this science. It is a book of non-fiction; don't expect a book that will relate a harrowing tale of the hurricane that destroyed Galveston in Septem...
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