Moby Duck. La vera storia di 28.800 paperelle naufragate nell'oceano e dell'isola di plastica del Pacifico

Hohn's journey started with a simple question about bath toys but evolved into a deep dive into ocean pollution. I'm curious what motivated him to expand the story into such a comprehensive exploration.

The ocean's power to redistribute these toys made me think about how interconnected everything is, but also how fragile our environmental systems are. Did this resonate with others' experiences or concerns?

Hohn manages to weave in oceanography and environmental science without it feeling dry, but I'm wondering how much of that was crafted to keep the narrative engaging while informative.