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A Tree a Day: 365 of the World’s Most Majestic Trees | Amy-Jane Beer

#bookreport
Top row: first 3 are year long daily reads- I am enjoying/learning so much! My son shares this daily morning session with me,which adds to the experience. Grand Design: #sundaybuddyread
2nd row: poetry( currently reading), 2 school class reads, library book, mystery
3rd row: finished books,library,owned book(Donna Leon),kindle. #storygraph #themedcozies2025 #craft

TheBookHippie, julieclair

AnneCecilie I‘m also reading The Booklover‘s Almanac and listening to Year of Wonder. Such amazing books 1w

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PaperbackPirate

If I Were a Tree | Dar Hosta

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I read this book to my class this week and thought of the #naturalitsy group reading A Tree a Day.
I love the illustrations in this book!
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If you were a tree, what would you be?

BooksandCoffee4Me What a gorgeous book! 1w

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TheSpineView

The Secret Life of Trees: How They Live and Why They Matter | Colin Tudge

#CoverStory #Tree

@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @Eggs

Eggs Great choice! Happy to see you back on Litsy! Hope you feel better soon. 3w

TheSpineView @Eggs Thanks 3w

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Deblovestoread

A Tree a Day: 365 of the World’s Most Majestic Trees | Amy-Jane Beer

I love a little bit of serendipity. Today‘s tree entry from the tagged book matching @TheBookHippie journal prompt ā€Spring Meansā€¦ā€¯

ā€Greeting the first delicate and resilient blossom of spring is always eagerly anticipated moment signaling longer days and the return of the light.ā€¯

#TreeaDay

TheBookHippie š’š³š’ 4w

dabbe š’š©¶š’ 4w

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Cupcakesbookishreviews

The Songs of Trees: Stories from Nature's Great Connectors | David George Haskell

I‘m so excited to start reading this š¤—

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AllDebooks

A Tree a Day: 365 of the World’s Most Majestic Trees | Amy-Jane Beer

Hi, tentative š‘‹

I'm slowly starting to feel better. February has been a tough month. All I've been doing is resting and reading. My daughter brought me snowdrops to cheer me up. A sign spring is springing. š˛

I've got a lot of catching up to do.

Bookwormjillk Glad to see you back! We've missed you! 1mo

KadaGul @AllDebooks I know the feeling of being sick š¤§š·š¤’š¤®. I spent the whole of January and February being sick and finally starting to get better. 1mo

AnnCrystal Wonderful that you're recovering š™¸š¸¼š’¯š“š’¯. 1mo

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Liz_M Welcome back (and posting with a vengeance!) I hope spring arrives soon and with our, better health! 1mo

Librarybelle Glad you‘re feeling better! 1mo

kspenmoll I hope you are much better now.š’•š’• 1w

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Daisey

A Tree a Day: 365 of the World’s Most Majestic Trees | Amy-Jane Beer

From the reading for February 22 of A Tree a Day comes this fun but weird word!

epiphyte: a plant that grows upon another for support only, not as a parasite

#WeirdWordWednesday #WeirdWords #NaturaLitsy

julieclair I am totally loving this book! 1mo

Daisey @julieclair I can‘t seem to ever remember to actually pick it up two days in a row, but I am loving it as well. 1mo

julieclair Have you reached the page about the cork trees yet? It totally made me aware of my choices when buying wine. 1mo

Daisey @julieclair I did, and I also found it really interesting. I never would have realized choosing real cork was beneficial to the sustainability of the cork trees. 1mo

julieclair I know, right? But I will think about it now. š¨¾ 1mo

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Jen2

The Tree Collectors: Tales of Arboreal Obsession | Amy Stewart

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Delightful

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AllDebooks

A Tree a Day: 365 of the World’s Most Majestic Trees | Amy-Jane Beer

#NaturaLitsy #Dailybuddyread #ATreeADay

Well, that's a wrap on January.
š¨ Are you enjoying our daily read?
š¨ Do you have a favourite entry for January?
š¨ Have the entries prompted you to research more on that day's subject?

All welcome to join us. Please let me know if you wish to be added/removed from the taglist.

AllDebooks @Deblovestoread @Bookwormjillk @Read4life @TheBookHippie @kspenmoll @TEArificbooks @Cuilin @DebinHawaii @Chelsea.Poole @dabbe @Chrissyreadit @CBee @julieclair @tdrosebud @Soscha @Seabreeze_Reader @StaceGhost @Daisey @bcncookbookclub 2mo

Cuilin I love starting my day with this book. I love the Major Oak tree in Sherwood Forest and I also love the road of trees in Northern Ireland. 2mo

TheBookHippie Yes! I loved that Theresienstadt was in the book and everyday I‘m in awe. Such a perfect book for the year! 2mo

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CBee I need to catch up but am very much enjoying it! 2mo

AllDebooks @Cuilin I loved the Major Oak too, visited it many times. It is a lovely book. š¨ 2mo

AllDebooks @TheBookHippie glad you like it. I like the variety of posts, so interesting. 2mo

AllDebooks @CBee no rush, just enjoy. X 2mo

Read4life I‘m just enjoying this book. I start my day with it out on the hammock with my coffee. It‘s just a perfect start to each new day. 2mo

AnnCrystal š±š’¯š’¯š’¯. 2mo

Faranae š‚ I think I'm the only one who doesn't like the book. I thought I would, but it doesn't go deep enough at all, and some of the trees I already knew about, I got annoyed because of how she talked about them (for example, focusing on the death of Kiidk'yaas instead of its part in Haida life, the saplings created from cuttings, the use of the wood in Six String Nation, etc).

It did give me something to track daily for Storygraph though! 2mo

dabbe I'm loving it and even got Matt reading it with me. š¤© The only parts that sadden me, though, are the trees that no longer exist. š�ŗ 2mo

TEArificbooks I‘m loving it. I thought it was going to highlight a tree species a day but I like the specific trees. I thought the 11 bonsai trees was a cute story. 2mo

Daisey I‘m thoroughly enjoying this book as well! I don‘t tend to read it every day but about every 3 days I read a few days. I‘m not sure it‘s quite what I was expecting, but it‘s fascinating. 2mo

Seabreeze_Reader I'm enjoying the daily essays, although I sometimes miss a few days and then read multiple entries to catch up. I think the reading is just the right length and if I'm curious about finding out more info, I can do more research on my on. The stories of destruction do make me sad. How could someone manage to run over a lone tree in the middle of the Sahara dessert? It just boggles my mind. So far, I still like the Emancipation Oak entry the best. 2mo

kspenmoll My favorite entry for January is 01/04-The willow tree-always loved the weeping willows. 2mo

kspenmoll @TheBookHippie Loved this info too- there is so much in this book-I adore it & its a lovely way to start my day. 2mo

AllDebooks @Seabreeze_Reader @kspenmoll š 2mo

AllDebooks I enjoy the variety of posts, not just actual trees but stories, art, sculpture, literary references, and history. 2mo

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