... with his new book, Watermelons, profiled in the Daily Mail. That's put him at number one on Amazon "global warming" books, with an overall ranking of 257. Way to go!
Booker, incidentally, is number three.
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... with his new book, Watermelons, profiled in the Daily Mail. That's put him at number one on Amazon "global warming" books, with an overall ranking of 257. Way to go!
Booker, incidentally, is number three.
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