This climate fiction book review profiles Jenny Offill’s Weather, a 224-page novel that follows the main character, Lizzie, going through her daily minutiae. She works at a library. People overshare their problems with her. In fragmented, New York City scenes, Lizzie bumps into distressed family members, neighbors, and pseudo-strangers, all of whom need something from her. Sometimes it’s her child wanting snacks or her brother needing help managing his addiction. Other times, it’s the random stoop person who every New Yorker befriends at some point in their city residency needing a fake therapy session. Lizzie lets herself be the venting…