The Non-fiction Book Discussion Group will be meeting at the Bridgewater Library on Thursday, March 10 th to discuss The Wave. After reading this book you’ll never look at the ocean, or a surfboard, in quite the same way. This book is a great mix of science and sports with amazing photos to bring the events the author discusses to life.
Yes, there is a special class of surfer out there that has the skill to ride these giant waves, and you meet some of the legends of the sport in this book. This book explains the science behind waves, what the future may hold, and the people that love to ride them. These waves are not only difficult to explain, but they seem to be increasing in frequency. It is shocking to learn how many ships still go missing at sea today. Well, after reading this book I’ll be scanning the horizon much more actively in open water! While on a boat in the middle of the ocean last year I warily looked around and thought, I’m safe, there’s no way one of those could possibly happen here. As part of her research, Casey also visited a bay in Alaska known for creating the biggest waves known to man (including, in one case, a 1,740-foot super-giant), spoke to ocean experts about the. A Wave of good, inclusion and togetherness so inspiring that 3,295,624 greater San DiegansĪnd beyond can’t help but get up and join.After reading The Perfect Storm years ago the idea of rogue waves, anomalies of the ocean that can reach a hundred feet high, has always kind of stayed in the back of my mind. In this adrenaline rush of a book, scribes natures biggest tantrum.Her eerie, majestic descriptionsmake THE WAVE an unsettling thrill ride. Let’s be the team immigrant parents want their daughter to watch because we share the same work ethic.Įl equipo our Tijuana neighbors would wait in line for three hours to cross “la línea” and come cheer for the Wave.Ī Wave that recedes only to come back greater and stronger time and time again. Her younger brother is the only other surviving member of their family as she has lost both of her parents to the waves. She was a survivor of the waves sent down by the Others to wipe out humanity. The SD team that gets passed on from generation to generation, not from city to city. Cassiopeia Marie 'Cassie' Sullivan is the main character of The 5th Wave trilogy by Rick Yancey. The team that knows reaching the next level can only be done if we play together. Let’s be the team with fans who show up when we need them because we showed up when they needed us. Every day, every minute, every second of the game. So let’s put our Wave jersey on and challenge ourselves to be great. We’re here to team up with those who’ve had to come from behind their whole lives.
To inspire fans in the stands to be who they are and stand in a wall with our community, ready to take one in the face, if necessary. We’re here to make our city proud on and off the field. The city of San Diego doesn’t need a team equal to others.We are here for something way bigger than that.
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