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SayersLover
Rules for Visiting: A Novel | Jessica Francis Kane
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Pickpick

While not top notch or anything, I found this book relatable and easy to listen to. The MC‘s efforts to reach out and reconnect with old friends also sets her on a path to becoming more connected with her own local community. Fun musings on trees, travel and guidelines for guests. A soft pick for me, but should give my book discussion group something to talk about.

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kspenmoll
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“Gerry had read an article in one of the papers recently about something called”forest bathing,”how it could relax you and remove stress from your life.You could immerse yourself in a forest.The Japanese called shinrin-yoku,and its beneficial effects apparently had something to do with the chemicals trees release into the air.Maybe she would try it.She was all for using her senses to soak up the atmosphere of the woods and leave her cares behind.”

kspenmoll Stated by DC Gerry Materson 2d
Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks Beautiful photo 🩵 2d
TheBookHippie Oh Forest bathing. I want to read that. 🙃 2d
AnnCrystal 💝🌳💖🌲💝. 1d
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bibliothecarivs
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Recent acquisition for our personal library.

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Cuilin
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#ATreeADay #NaturalLitsy @AllDebooks

I‘m not sure who is doing this buddy read but tag people if you know. The Boston liberty tree was today‘s entry. I‘m just showing some pictures of the area (Liberty Tree District) today. It‘s part of the theater district. They have a monument for the tree. And some art on a building. ❤️Boston

https://www.battlefields.org/learn/articles/boston-liberty-tree

dabbe 💛🤎🧡 1w
AllDebooks It's so cool when an entry has personal meaning. 1w
Cuilin @AllDebooks yes, there‘s been a few💚 1w
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Hooked_on_books
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Bailedbailed

This one just isn‘t working for me. I‘m not a fan of the writing or the structure, which frequently flips into memoir after a very short snippet of science.

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Born.A.Reader
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Just signed up for the #FallingForFallSwap, one of my favorites, aside from the Christmas ones. Thanks for hosting, @Avanders @Chrissyreadit 🍂 🍁 ☕️

Avanders 👏🏼👏🏼🍁🍂🧡♥️💛 3w
Chrissyreadit 🎉💛🎉💛🎉💛🎉💛🎉 3w
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Kshakal
The Falling Leaves | Steve Metzger
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So excited for this swap… if you haven‘t joined in on the fun, what are you waiting for???

#fallingforfallswap @Avanders @Chrissyreadit

Chrissyreadit 😘💛😘💛😘💛😘 4w
Avanders 👏🏼👏🏼🍁🍂🧡♥️💛 3w
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Reggie
The Overstory | Richard Powers
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Thanks for #trees #tagyoureit @kspenmoll I love this book. It made me more aware of nature. Of trees and the conditions that have to be right for some of them to live, the interdependent ecosystem of it all. The creatures who live in them, the insects who make their home. Their root system. How they talk to each other. These are pics are from different walks/hikes I took on vacation and just like reading a good Kingsolver or Patchett, being👇🏼

Reggie around those trees made me breathe easier. Tagging anyone who wants to play. 1mo
AmyG Yes! Trees are so calming. Loved this book too. 1mo
AnnCrystal 😍🌳💝🌲💝. 1mo
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kspenmoll This book is sitting on my shelf. I have only heard good things about it- I think its size daunts me! 1mo
Suet624 @kspenmoll it sits on my shelf as well for probably the same reason. But I have enough friends that keep pushing me to read it so I‘m sure I‘ll get to it eventually. 1mo
Leftcoastzen Amazing book ! It drew me in , made me miss California Redwoods ! 1mo
lil1inblue This is one of my all-time favorite books. Trees are so healing! 😍 1mo
quietlycuriouskate Wonderful book! ❤️ 1mo
Bookzombie I love all your photos! 1mo
Reggie @AmyG the hike in North Kansas. It was just me and another car. Every snap crackle and pop of a leave or twig had me looking over my shoulder. I now realize I have watched too many Friday the 13th. lol 1mo
Reggie @AnnCrystal 🖤🖤🖤🌲🌳🎄🌴🪾 1mo
Reggie @kspenmoll @Suet624 the first half, I loved it sooooooo much. The second half, some of it is up to your interpretation. But it‘s still in my top books I‘ve read since 2016. I never really noticed trees until that book. 1mo
Reggie @Leftcoastzen it made me go down a YouTube rabbit hole and I saw a video on the 10 oldest trees in the world. Some of them are 100s of years old. One was on the African continent until a drunk driver drove into it. 1mo
Reggie @lil1inblue @quietlycuriouskate it‘s been about 5 years but I still think about some of the characters from this book every so often. 1mo
Reggie @Bookzombie thanks, Margie. I feel so nerdy. People were asking me what I‘d did on vacation and I have all these pics of these trees on the hike. Then I tell them I managed to read 10 books and then I tell them about drag bingo with my friend, Margie. 🖤🖤🖤 1mo
AmyG Ha! How many times have I said to myself…”Is this how I die?”. Glad you made it. 🤣 1mo
Rissreadswithcats I adored this book! 💚 3w
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kspenmoll
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I am going in a hike in a local forest tomorrow morning! Cannot wait to smell the pine…🥾🌳🪾🌲
@Reggie a recent post of yours had trees pictured so #tagyoureit !!!

Chrissyreadit 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛 1mo
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