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mimslibrary 's review for:
Forest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature
by Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian
emotional
hopeful
informative
inspiring
reflective
medium-paced
much like braiding sweetgrass—often referenced in this book— forest euphoria brought a new perspective of human-nature relationships. kaishian explores the queerness of nature and how it supported her journeys of self-discovery as well as what our western heteronormative culture could learn fluidity and open-mindedness from the organisms around us.
i thought that the presentation of some highly technical information and terminology paired with personal accounts, really made the scientific commentary more digestible and easy to understand; even relate to. after finishing this book, i had an even greater sense of appreciation for all manners of life, as well as hope for how we as a collective may be able to learn from other species and apply those teachings for a better future.
i thought that the presentation of some highly technical information and terminology paired with personal accounts, really made the scientific commentary more digestible and easy to understand; even relate to. after finishing this book, i had an even greater sense of appreciation for all manners of life, as well as hope for how we as a collective may be able to learn from other species and apply those teachings for a better future.