Lydia Millet's 'We Loved It All: A Memory of Life' addresses the critical environmental crisis caused by human actions.

The book uses lyrical vignettes to connect childhood experiences with animals to larger themes of capitalism and climate change.

Millet examines the history of Earth's biodiversity and the current threats to numerous species.

Reflections on parenthood and raising children in an uncertain ecological future are central to the narrative.

The author emphasizes the urgency of honoring and protecting endangered species for the sake of future generations.

Millet calls for resilience and proactive steps to envision and create a sustainable future.