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The Blackbird's Song & Other Wonders of Nature

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$10.65 $15 In stock

Category: Books

In this almanac, Miles Richardson combines science and mythology to uncover our connection with nature. From bonding with plants to how nature impacts our emotions, he explores it all. Get ready to 'joy-watch' birds, rediscover wonder, make Christmas crafts from foraged materials, and embark on an urban safari. This book has everything you need to tap into the transformative force of nature and discover purpose in life.

Product code: BK0170

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Violet N. ★★★★★

I’ve been reading a few pages each night before bed, and the way Richardson connects scientific facts with mythology makes each entry feel like a tiny revelation. The chapter on how nature shapes our emotions really resonated with me.

Benjamin ★★★★★

Finally, a book that explains both the science behind bonding with plants and the mythology that makes nature feel magical. I especially loved the chapter on how weather patterns shape our emotions — it made me see my own mood swings in a whole new light.

George E. ★★★★★

I've never read an almanac quite like this one — the blend of science and mythology actually makes you stop and think about how nature shapes your mood. The section on bonding with plants genuinely surprised me.