As so many of us have now merged into the ultra-slow lane of life, and are spending greatly increased amounts of time meditatively getting to know both the domestic as well as natural worlds around our respective domiciles to a level of detail far more exhaustive and refined that we ever previously contemplated, I’ve been trying to bring attention to new and forthcoming books that might best fit with such revisions to our lives.
Let’s face it: children ask an astonishing number of questions, and children exposed to even a tiny bit of nature ask an exponentially larger number. Parents – or for that matter, grandparents, aunts, uncles, teachers and anyone else with an interest in a child’s overall education and well-being – naturally want to be able to […]
You’ll not find The Well-read Naturalist participating in many virtual book tours, so when I do, you can be sure it’s for a book that I think is well worth it.