Tsunami


Wave
Ghosts of the Tsunami: Death and Life in Japan's Disaster Zone
A Tale for the Time Being
Nation
The Phone Booth in Mr. Hirota's Garden
Facing the Wave: A Journey in the Wake of the Tsunami
The Living (The Living, #1)
Tsunami! (Rise and Shine)
Night of the Howling Dogs
Running Wild
The Killing Sea
The Big Wave
Chidori: A Story of One Thousand Birds
Wild Wave
Meltdown: Earthquake, Tsunami, and Nuclear Disaster in Fukushima
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Earthquake, Volcano and Tsunami
130 books — 56 voters

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The Deluge
210 books — 41 voters


Lora Leigh
“ Imagine the love you feel for your child, and then multiply that by a thousand. Imagine what you felt the first time you gazed upon her, and knew that God had given you the most perfect gift to complete your life, and multiply that again. That is what you are to me. That is what I felt the first moment I saw you. Unlike humans, Breeds live for the small gifts, the little kindnesses fate would hand to us. We search for them. We cherish them. The moment I saw you, the animal inside me roared in tr ...more ”
― Lora Leigh, Lion's Heat

Jean Baudrillard
“ A ten-metre-high underwater wave breaks over us, and another one comes to meet it. The two waves converge and carry us off. We come out alive though, landing up on a hillside among the undergrowth. This nocturnal wave is familiar to me, in one form or another. It comes back to engulf me at regular intervals, though I hadn't seen it for a while (but since there's no sense of time between dreams, it is always as though I had seen it the night before). No wave, no swell is so fine as that black, li ...more ”
― Jean Baudrillard, Cool Memories

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