J. Walsh

Informative

Revisado: 04-09-25

I really enjoyed learning and realizing the obvious intelligence and relationships we have with the plant world.

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An emotional, brilliant journey!

Revisado: 10-23-24

First time reading Hardy in many, many years. I was ripe for the experience, and enjoyed the experience immensely, though there were those inevitable times in any accurate portrayal of life the I wished I hadn’t entered the creation Hardy had created. Nathaniel Parker narrating was superb.

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Genius on display vividly and beautifully.

Revisado: 09-02-24

I liked it all. The story was fascinating and compelling, and the reading was exceptional

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Importance of being aware of what the work contains

Revisado: 08-23-24

I was excited as I listened to the words of this towering scientific mind. I felt and thought repeatedly that rather than the concerns of most folks about this and that daily occurrence, the population of the world should be, first and foremost discussing and finding answers for the dilemma, the life threatening dilemma, of what is revealed in this book. Truly a must read for all. RIP Edward O. Wilson, and a belated THANK YOU!

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The reader was terrific and gave life to simple statements with her voice inflections and enthusiasm.

Revisado: 08-10-24

I liked knowing more about individual plants of Eastern North America.I also enjoyed the authors fantastical stories containing the lore of the indigenous tribes.

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The author is the reader, and she could create wonder reading a telephone book.

Revisado: 08-04-24

Robin has quickly become a favorite with me, and I may enjoy her reading more than any other. I still would be hard pressed to say that I learned any scientific knowledge of moss after reading this, but the vast abundance of peripheral information was fascinating to hear about and told in a most compelling way.
If you are a nature lover and unfamiliar with Robin, read, or better still, listen to her read any of her books that are available. Everything she writes is a must read!!!

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Revelations about attitudes toward rewinding.i

Revisado: 08-03-24

I very much enjoyed this work and the information transmitted was often fascinating. We have a way to go before this rewinding of the planet gains a solid foothold, and time is exactly what we lack.

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Author’s love and fascination with the bird world and her fellow creatures

Revisado: 06-28-24

I enjoyed and like the side stories about the author’s joys, frustrations and emanating from her ever increasing closeness to the natural world.

I would have like more mention about the role backyard plantings played in the attraction of the birds she saw, but instead, she seemed entirely focused upon her carting in food for feeders, never acknowledging that the insect world attracted by the oaks and other plantings around her home and the role those insects played in the presence and health of “her” entourage of bird visitors.

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Author’s love and fascination with plant intelligence

Revisado: 06-26-24

This work grew on me as I listened to it. I began to more and more appreciate and respect the work and author with increasing knowlege about both.

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Ecological warmth and engagement.

Revisado: 06-23-24

I enjoyed immensely learning environmental wisdom from the minds of the indigenous people’s first hand, long accumulated knowledge. This work is a treasure to be read and reread in man’s effort to gain true reciprocity with Mother Earth.

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