A maravilhosa trama das coisas: Sabedoria indígena, conhecimento científico e os ensinamentos das plantas by Robin Wall Kimmerer

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ruby_the_red_fairy's review against another edition

5.0
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loveee this book would recommend it to everyone. I had a rule of only reading it outside which is partially why it took me so long.

clayroades's review against another edition

5.0
This is hands down the best book I have ever read. 100/10 anyone who loves non-human beings needs to read it.
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megotducktape's review against another edition

3.0
The writing style was very poetic and very soothing to listen to especially while I was gardening. The book did make me think and appreciate the plants around me. My main gripe with this book was that it was very repetitive, the words 'honorable harvest' and reciprocity started to grate on my nerves. The book could have been at least 150 pages shorter and still gotten it's point across. I also wish the author had used a little more thought and care when talking about other religions or in a very short passage about an attempted suicide.

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4.5
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