$24.95
ISBN: 9781643132167
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Published: Pegasus Books - October 2019
An entirely spellbinding book, that will remind those that have forgotten the wonders of the world we are part of, and delight those who are smart enough to already know. Give this to everyone you know, but keep a copy for yourself, and revel in the joys of bottomless sits and magical pants! ~ Reviewed by Becky Doherty
$24.00
ISBN: 9781571313782
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Published: Milkweed Editions - July 9th, 2019
This beautifully illustrated book is a wonder, a cross between epistles on nature (delving anywhere from the bloodthirstiness of house wrens to the haunting beauty of a pond's loss to rapacious waterlilies) and a memoir, where tales of great and little loves happen on a daily basis. This book is one to savor in pieces, so you can think, reflect, and revisit sections. Late Migrations is for anyone who loved Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer. ~ Reviewed by Maeve Noonan
$14.95
ISBN: 9780156031172
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Published: Mariner Books - June 4th, 2007
This story starts out with the author rescuing a near-to-starvation retired race horse. Once gaining each other's trust, the two begin to show support and love for one another. Thinking she would do the rescuing only surprised her more when the horse saved her and helped mend her broken heart.Incredibly heroic, full of heart and soul. ~ Reviewed by Suzanne Rice
$5.95
ISBN: 9780912550244
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Published: Wilderness Press - January 1981
This is the only guide I have found that describes each variety of fern in exact detail: by shape, dimensional height, where to locate each species and even the plant's sex!
A great guide! ~ Reviewed by Suzanne Rice
$8.95
ISBN: 9781591934073
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Published: Adventure Publications - January 20th, 2015
This is a terrific pocket guide. Organized by color with professional photos and feeding information, this laminated book is my go-to for quick bird identification. ~ Reviewed by Suzanne Rice
$15.95
ISBN: 9780393327786
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Published: W. W. Norton & Company - July 17th, 2006
This beautifully written and enrapturing book is a sheer delight. Logan, an arborist in NYC, takes us through not only the natural wonders of oak trees, but their centrality to human civilization. He moves seamlessly from the nutritional value of acorns and how early humans probably lived on these, the ubiquity of tree, forest and oak-derived surnames, the similarities between Viking ships and dolphins, massive Neolithic floating islands, and the exquisite skill of coopers who make barrels, and the still-confounding wonders of Medieval oaken roofs. ~ Reviewed by Dafydd Wood
