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What the Wild Sea Can Be: The Future of the World�s Ocean | Helen Scales

I‘m still reading the tagged book but I found out about this webinar that was hosted on Zoom recently and I registered for it but I didn‘t get to watch it live. It‘s about the ocean and deep sea imaging. The webinar was posted on YouTube. I just watched it and I found it very interesting. If you‘re interested in watching it too, here‘s a link to it: https://www.youtube.com/live/6Xp_zikdUfQ?si=sqIFVRJ8v9VbUU5b

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perfectlywinged

The Backyard Bird Chronicles | Amy Tan

Amy Tan can draw!

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kspenmoll

You Are Here: Poetry in the Natural World | Ada Limon

#weeklyforecast
Top row: the charming #sundaybuddyread , #nonfiction #hummingbirds #poetry
Bottom row: #DCIBanks #audiobokk #historicalfiction #shelfsweeper #4Elizabeth #historicalfiction

TheBookHippie, Tove_Reads, Andrew65

Andrew65 Love the DCI Banks books. 4d

kspenmoll @Andrew65 I am trying to read this series in order- sometimes one right after another, sometimes with a break in between. I am having fun with all the music & literary references. 4d

Andrew65 @kspenmoll Definitely liked his music in those books. (edited) 4d

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SusieTS

The Comfort of Crows: A Backyard Year | Margaret Renkl

Liked it more than I thought I would.

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bibliothecarivs

Wild Hares and Hummingbirds: The Natural History of an English Village | Stephen Moss

Random book from our home library:

📖 Wild Hares & Hummingbirds: The Natural History of an English Village by Stephen Moss

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DebinHawaii

The Land of Little Rain | Mary Austin

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#Read2025 #MonthlyNonFiction

I‘m behind on reviews & discussion but I finished this for April‘s #Naturalitsy #BuddyRead I borrowed an ebook copy from the library & it‘s a quick & interesting book of essays about the Owens Valley & Mohave Desert in California. Written in 1903, it‘s wonderful nature writing & while my version may have suffered for lack of photos, the writing was descriptive enough to make me see it in my mind. While reading & ⬇️

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DebinHawaii …stopping to Google more details, I found out/realized that From 1942 to 1945, during World War II, the first Japanese American Internment camp operated in the Owens valley at Manzanar. Maybe it‘s only interesting to me because I grew up reading & rereading the book tagged below but I like when I can tie books together. A enjoyable read overall, I would buy a print copy (hopefully with pictures) for my shelves.

Farewell to Manzanar

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DieAReader 💖🤓Sounds like an excellent read! 7d

julieclair Excellent review! 7d

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peanutnine

The Backyard Bird Chronicles | Amy Tan

April Nonfiction #ReadingBracket2025
I haven't read any of Amy Tan's fiction work but loved her memoir about bird watching 🐦‍⬛

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AllDebooks

The Land of Little Rain | Mary Hunter Austin

All are welcome to join our discussion thread for #NaturaLitsy April #buddyread 🌞

🏜 Did you enjoy the author's style?
🏜 How did she describe the relationship between humans and landscapes?
🏜 Why did she suggest the desert breeds myths and fables?
🏜 What emotional responses does the desert evoke in the author, or you as a reader?

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julieclair Didn‘t get to this one this month, but want to. Too many books… too little time… 7d

TheBookHippie I learned a lot from this read and I had the photography book of this- HUGE BOOK - so you could read and almost jump in the picture. I did read it in bits and I think that‘s the best way. Librarian said it was dry but I didn‘t feel that way. I found it informative. 4d

TheBookHippie lol look at the questions - I always found desert BORING and now I can see beauty- like I said having the massive pictures made you live in the photo and is brilliant way of understanding the author. Does the author like people? Maybe not. I don‘t think it matters. 🙃 could be me reading in it‘s been a bit much here in life. 4d

AllDebooks @julieclair I hear you x 4d

AllDebooks @TheBookHippie I bet the photos made a huge difference. I agree with your librarian. I read it in one sitting and got a little bored. Would be a better read by dipping in and out. I loved the botanical sections. 4d

TheBookHippie @AllDebooks Oh for sure the dipping in and out. Some of the photographs are just amazing my grandson and I read through it over 4 weeks I don‘t think it‘s meant to be a sit and read book. Then I agree it‘s a bit no thx 4d

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DebinHawaii

The Land of Little Rain | Mary Austin

And again, today‘s trip is Hilo but with coworkers so the reading will only happen on the plane. Hoping to finish this one today for #Naturalitsy.

AllDebooks

AllDebooks I loved it. 😍 1w

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