Book description
"Beautiful to behold and to read" - THE SUNDAY TIMES
"An arboreal odyssey" - NATURE
"One of the most quietly beautiful books of the year" - DAILY MAIL
"Jonathan Drori's deep-seated love of nature is contagious in this tree-by-tree journey across countries and continents. A book to take your timeā¦
Why read it?
1 author picked Around the World in 80 Trees as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I like this book because, while drawing on a number of other sources on this theme, it introduces us, in relatively few words per chapter, to the importance of a range of tree species to people, in a great variety of ways.Ā
Selecting 80 species - from Englandās āLondon Planeā to the āSugar Mapleā of Canada - the book takes us on a journey around the world, by geographical region, summarizing key botanical information about each one and giving us examples of its significance or uses, past and/or present, often surprising or little known.
Each chapter has been beautifully illustratedā¦
From Anna's list on the cultural importance of trees.
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