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Hamza echoes that he wants to plant trees the shade of which he will never sit in and that mission drives his work and writing. This book is full of amazing messages about the importance of conservation and keeping the nature going for the next generation. Hamza’s journey across the UK habitats is as wild as the nature that is the subject of the writing. His words are beautiful, scientific and inspiring but also funny and reminiscent of a conversation. He moves from a topic to topic, from animal to animal, from a location to a location with an ease of a friendly chat. The book balances the informative interviews with scientists, farmers and conservation enthusiasts with personal anecdotes and amazing sightings of wildlife. I would recommend this book to anyone of any age as Hamza can inspire childhood wonder and elderly wisdom in all readers.
Bridget & Gabe Are Not Okay
Lex Croucher
Gabe has his worm days, Dog fortells the no bones days, We have no spoons left.
Every single time you guys refer to PageBound as “PB”, I read it as peanut butter. 😭😭😭
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TheLibrarian commented...
PB & J = PageBound and Joy