Guts: The Endless Follies and Tiny Triumphs of a Giant Disaster Free Audiobook Download by Kristen Johnston

This audiobook follows many different people during the months or years after Hurricane Katrina. It starts with a woman named Cora who decides to travel back to New Orleans to see where she grew up, and the book follows her narrative throughout her time there. The audiobook is narrated by Kristen Johnston, who does such an amazing job of capturing the spirit of each of these people and making them feel real.

Guts: The Endless Follies and Tiny Triumphs of a Giant Disaster is a non-fiction book about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Many people find it hard to believe that such a large amount of trash could be found in one area. This book has information on how the garbage patch got its name, why it was created and how it affects the environment and animals around it.

Guts is an original audiobook read by Kristen Johnston which tells the story of a calamity from the real perspective of an anonymous social media influencer. This story takes a unique spin on a disaster as it utilizes both Twitter and Instagram to show us the lives of all those who take to social media during, and in the aftermath of, a disaster while not forgetting to include various viewpoints from public officials, scientist, journalists and small town residents. The book's speaker is always some form of new media with such titles as "social media expert," "sociologist," or even "Instagram personality."

Guts is a collection of stories from people all over the world. Each piece tells the story of a person who survived or lost loved ones in the titular event. The audiobook includes both personal accounts and news articles from the time period.

For the first time, I know what it feels like to have a heart. My heart is beating fast and loud, but it's not exactly scary. It's funny - my body goes into overdrive when I'm afraid or panicked, but now that I've been introduced to this new sensation, I don't seem as afraid of the future. There is something incredibly reassuring about feeling your chest tighten, your face go flush and your blood pound in your ears and through every vein in your body.

Guts is the true story of a 6-story tidal wave that devastated the shoreline of Thailand in 2004. With over six thousand fatalities, this natural disaster has been turned into a science fiction tale that explores the nature of life, death, hope and despair.