My favorite book for herbs 🌱🍃🌿🌱
#LitSolace #SpringEquinox
#Fridaynightshare favourite Spring -Non-fiction book.
🌱🍃💚🌿
My favorite book for herbs 🌱🍃🌿🌱
#LitSolace #SpringEquinox
#Fridaynightshare favourite Spring -Non-fiction book.
🌱🍃💚🌿
#AuldLangSpine
@TheBookHippie @monalyisha
I love the concept of a bio that zeros in on an artist's favorite hobby. Something about focusing on something besides her writing made Emily Dickinson feel more like a real person instead of her standard brilliant poet role. The page layouts are gorgeous - McDowell discusses ED's relationship to gardening throughout her life, along with photos, illustrations, poems, and excerpts from letters. 🌺🌻🌼🌷🪻
#hyggehourreadathon
Pretending it‘s gardening time 💚
#Pemberlittens I've been contemplating color schemes for flower beds up against the house. There are plenty of foundation shrubs for greenery but no flowers. And then replacement copy of In The Garden with Jane Austen. My brick and brick at Chawtow Cottage are a close match! It's giving me lots of inspiration. 🏡
#inthegardenwithjaneausten
Thanks @Eggs for the #TLT #ThreeListThursday tag! 🤗
Hard to narrow it down to 3 but:
1️⃣ The tagged book is set in Kauai & I love the combo of memoir, science/plants & history. 🌺
2️⃣ The View From the Cheap Seats-Neil Gaiman essays, many about writing & books—what‘s not to love? ✍️🖤
3️⃣ I‘ll Be Gone in the Dark: Amazing true crime (I had to read it in daylight) but the whole story around Michelle McNamara & the Golden State Killer, wow! 😱
#naturalitsy read
I just loved this.
I also found the authors website and added a ton of oh I must read that …https://www.andreawulf.com/andrea-wulf/about-the-brother-gardeners.html
#Naturalitsy
Hi all, I've missed our weekly chats!
Here's the discussion thread for February's #buddyread for you to share your thoughts.
I really hope you enjoyed it. I still have the last section to go, so I will catch up over the next few days.
All welcome to join in the discussion.
My first #Naturalitsy read this year and oh, it was fascinating! Loved all the history and the facts. There‘s so much you just take for granted and never really ask yourself how it got here in the first place. It also I am itching to finally go outside and start planting but I have to wait another month…