Primo Natura started reading Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell

Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell
Which One Will YOU Be IN the Year 1984?
There won't be much choice, of course, if this book's …
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Which One Will YOU Be IN the Year 1984?
There won't be much choice, of course, if this book's …
I enjoyed this books approach to climate change. It spoke about why we aren't making changes higher up in society by using examples to explain his points.
I enjoyed this books approach to climate change. It spoke about why we aren't making changes higher up in society by using examples to explain his points.

The world is more astonishing, more miraculous and more wonderful than our wildest imaginings. In this passionately persuasive and sharply …

The world is more astonishing, more miraculous and more wonderful than our wildest imaginings. In this passionately persuasive and sharply …
Peter Wohlleben is one of my favourite authors, and on good grounds. This time, the author explores our forests and trees on the back of a documentary he made. Throughout the book he references how tree planting schemes aren't always as good as they seem, how trees rely on their parent trees and what happens if they do not have one. I enjoyed listening to Peter document his fascination with trees and the variety of topics explored and felt it was well-balanced, making it not a dull read about all of our failings. Yes, it highlights many, but also explores what we should do, in some cases, are doing.
Peter Wohlleben is one of my favourite authors, and on good grounds. This time, the author explores our forests and trees on the back of a documentary he made. Throughout the book he references how tree planting schemes aren't always as good as they seem, how trees rely on their parent trees and what happens if they do not have one. I enjoyed listening to Peter document his fascination with trees and the variety of topics explored and felt it was well-balanced, making it not a dull read about all of our failings. Yes, it highlights many, but also explores what we should do, in some cases, are doing.