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How far would you go to reverse today’s climate change emergency? A scholarship student at a private high school decides he must kill the president as an act of environmental protection. ★★★★★ 18-year-old Ben Wallace didn’t set out to become an environmental activist, let alone a presidential assassin. But after a mind-altering experience and two near tragedies, Ben discovers some facts about earth’s rapid global warming and none of it is good news: 'A Species Goes Extinct Every 20 Minutes, Over 26,000 A Year' - Biological Diversity'Worldwide, 7 Million People A Year Die from Air Pollution' - Science Daily'Humankind Has Wiped Out 60% of All Animals Since 1970' - The Guardian'President Sells Off Drilling and Mining Rights in Arctic Wildlife Refuge' - NY TimesBen becomes outraged by the president’s climate change lies, attacks on climate science, and destruction of the natural world. He decides there is only one solution-a desperate, but necessary act of environmental activism and social justice to protect his generation-Ben must kill POTUS.At his exclusive private school, Ben becomes a loner, self-isolated from the other students who appear-on Instagram anyway-not to have a care in the world. Not a single student seems to notice the planet is burning. Skipping his meds and therapist to prepare for his mission, the actions of this teenage vegan begin to totter between madness and morality.During the six weeks leading up to his assassination of the President of the United States, Ben realizes he’ll never get close enough to kill the president with a gun. Instead, he hatches a realistic hi-tech strategy, meticulously prepping for the challenge he faces to kill the president.Throughout this controversial climate change novel, Ben grapples with the philosophical, practical, and moral reasons that make his radical actions necessary. Mr. Hale, Ben’s STEM teacher, and a former Navy Seal sees that his best student is struggling and attempts to take Ben under his wing. The events tighten into a gripping suspense thriller racing dead-ahead to a shocking conclusion nobody could foresee. This book will leave you questioning life as it is, and whether you too should become a climate change activist fighting environmental destruction and mankind’s extinction.⚠ WARNING: Snowflake is a Cli-Fi novel and political thriller with a narrative structure that springs from Ben’s brief journal entries, a ritual that helps him process his overactive mind into a singular confessional voice. Equal parts climate thriller, think piece, and spiritual journey, the book is contemporary historical fiction. It swims the current of America’s craziest cultural waters and terrifying global warming facts. But the climate science Ben cites is real, the politics are true, and the president’s attacks against the environment are accurate. So, as it promotes the truth about climate change, some may find Snowflake a dark and disturbing novel.⚠ 3
