How important is nature to you? If you like eating, and breathing, and showering… it should be a top priority! The Nature of Nature is described as “ecology for people in a hurry” If you’re interested in nature but the science language and technical terms bog you down... this book is for … Continue reading The Nature of Nature by Enric Sala
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Attainable Sustainable by Kris Bordessa
Have you picked up any new skills or hobbies over the past few months? I feel like we’ve all been making + baking, crafting + cleaning … there’s only so much Netflix you can watch, right? There’s been sourdough starters, garden planting, hiking, macrame, knitting and puzzling … and it has been so … Continue reading Attainable Sustainable by Kris Bordessa
House Lessons: Renovating a Life by Erica Bauermeister
Do you like to read memoirs? How about home renovation books? You might recognize this authors name. Erica is actually the genius behind one of my favorite books last year, The Scent Keeper. In this memoir - yes, it’s about Erica - but more specifically, one particular point in her life when she purchases … Continue reading House Lessons: Renovating a Life by Erica Bauermeister
Gather As You Go by Carol Lavin Bernick
Did you ever go to the bookstore or library for books to help you achieve something in a certain time of life? We've all been there... For Example: - You're getting married. Let's go check out the wedding planning books and magazines! - I want to start a business! Where do I start? I need … Continue reading Gather As You Go by Carol Lavin Bernick
The Lucky One by Lori Rader-Day
Do you consider yourself lucky? Most people who go missing are never found… but Alice was the lucky one. As a child, Alice was stolen. But her quick thinking policeman father tracked her down and found her within 24 hours. As an adult, Alice devotes her spare time volunteering for a website … Continue reading The Lucky One by Lori Rader-Day
Atlas of the National Parks by Jon Waterman
Have you gone to any US National Parks that you loved? I visited several on cross country trips with my family as a kid. I remember being enamored with Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons, and terrified of Death Valley… but really only because of the name! More recently - I visited Carlsbad Caverns in New … Continue reading Atlas of the National Parks by Jon Waterman