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Love Notes from the Hollow Tree by Jarod K. Anderson

ambush3's review

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hopeful inspiring reflective relaxing fast-paced

5.0

Beautifully written poems that make you self reflect, and think about your own life, while tying it into nature. 

spring_bean's review

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funny hopeful inspiring reflective sad fast-paced

4.5

meganstrahl's review

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funny inspiring reflective medium-paced

3.25

babyfacedoldsoul's review against another edition

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4.5

This book is even better on audio.

babyfacedoldsoul's review

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5.0

I loved Jarod's second collection even more than his first, and I adored his first collection Field Guide to the Haunted Forest. This book helped calm my climate grief and all the other panicked thoughts about the state of the world around us, if only for a few precious moments. I loved that there are many poems about moss. I love that there are Dad jokes. Stellar Dad jokes. Thank you for this second collection. It is a lovely balm for this year and the years to come.

rileysryebread's review

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adventurous hopeful reflective relaxing fast-paced

3.5

januaryapril's review

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hopeful inspiring lighthearted reflective fast-paced

4.5

Loved this poetry collection. Felt so in the moment, had some modern references but not in a cringy way. Had some very inspiring poems and some great moments of humor. Reflected on nature in a similar way to Mary Oliver. I borrowed this from the library and immediately bought my own copy after finishing.

morgis's review

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emotional funny hopeful inspiring lighthearted mysterious reflective relaxing fast-paced

5.0

hornbeam's review

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emotional hopeful inspiring lighthearted reflective relaxing fast-paced

5.0

feywildfiction's review

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4.0

I enjoyed this collection more than the previous one. There's still a pattern of using "you" in many of the poems but perhaps it's the headspace I'm in today that it doesn't bother me as much as it did in the first collection.