One Day the Ice Will Reveal All Its Dead Audiobook

" Seen through the eyes of Alfred Wegener, this book about his life mixed both poetry and science. I liked learning about Wegener's expeditions in Greenland and about his trying to convince the scientific community about continental drift. "

" This book starts slow, but it was worthwhile to understand the workings of explorers/scientists in the early 1900's. Would recommend to any geologist, explorer. "

" Interesting account of the theory of continental drift. There is even mention of global climate changes from 100 years ago. I am amazed that Wegener is not recognized by name. "

" Impressive and atmospheric: the snowbound scenes are still with me. "

" This is the fictionalized [auto]biography of an obscure German scientist who lived, studied, and explored remote areas of Greenland in the early 20th century. Certainly it is well-written and well-researched, but I never really connected with the characters or the story. "

" I liked this book. I'd have given it 3-1/2 stars if I could have. I thought it was well-written and I loved the characters. It started to drag a little for me in the last third, though. "

" A very imaginative story showing not just heroism but the personal fears of a scientist and explorer from the beginning of the Twentieth Century. "

" I've read it, but I don't remember much, except that the preface was beautiful. "

" Clare Dudman is an AMAZING writer, but you don't hear much about her. This book made me care about a meteorologist in the Arctic Circle around 1930 (Alfred Wegener, if you're better with science than I am), which is quite an accomplishment. The writing is beautiful, and the character is so real. "

" Interesting account of the theory of continental drift. There is even mention of global climate changes from 100 years ago. I am amazed that Wegener is not recognized by name. "

" FYI, this book is also under the (much better and more evocative, IMHO) title One Day the Ice Will Reveal All Its Dead! Read more reviews there--it's a wonderful book. "

" I liked this book. I'd have given it 3-1/2 stars if I could have. I thought it was well-written and I loved the characters. It started to drag a little for me in the last third, though. "

" Impressive and atmospheric: the snowbound scenes are still with me. "

" A very imaginative story showing not just heroism but the personal fears of a scientist and explorer from the beginning of the Twentieth Century. "

" Seen through the eyes of Alfred Wegener, this book about his life mixed both poetry and science. I liked learning about Wegener's expeditions in Greenland and about his trying to convince the scientific community about continental drift. "

" This is the fictionalized [auto]biography of an obscure German scientist who lived, studied, and explored remote areas of Greenland in the early 20th century. Certainly it is well-written and well-researched, but I never really connected with the characters or the story. "

" I've read it, but I don't remember much, except that the preface was beautiful. "