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A little late, but my #weeklyfavorites for June.

Such beauty in this #26 of this series.
Beauty in Brunetti‘s acceptance of his need to take a leave from work to rest,recharge.The beauty of the largest island in the laguna,Sant‘Erasmo,where his wife‘s relative has a villa he can recuperate in.Here he spends his days rowing with the villa‘s caretaker, David.The soothing beauty in the rhythm of the oars in water quiets his mind.As David checks on his bees along the laguna,to his anguish,he ⬇️

Traveling from Venice to the Island of Sant‘Erasmo ⭐️ with Commissario Guido Brunetti for a rest cure.
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That first sip of morning coffee…bliss.

Wow. Fantastic way to advertise the dangers of pollution, industrialization, and business that harms the environment to a young audience. And that‘s an abrupt ending that leaves a great impact rather than an unfinished one.

Who knew WHERE you walk is just as important as IF you walk.
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The 9 year old loved this one. I think this one might be my favorite of the series. The message of hope & protecting the environment resonates strong here. I really wish there was a Roz that could be out there to stop the destruction to our environment.

For being dated, this book is still absolutely on point. All the arguments are as valid as ever. Definitely worth reading if you haven‘t. It was hard going, reading about so many dead animals and sick people, but we need to keep books like this in regular rotation.