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What a marvelous place to explore

Bompa’s Insect Expedition (David Suzuki Institute) by David Suzuki

April 11, 2023 by BlackRaven Leave a Comment

CBR15Passport country I had never heard of anyone calling their grandfather Bompa. Or at least not since I did it with one grandfather (though I went to calling them both grandpa after a spell). That might be the reason I wanted to read Bompa’s Insect Expedition (David Suzuki Institute). And probably why I liked it. Though it is a fun book, too. The grandfather in the story takes his grandchildren out and about on adventures and this book covers the different goodies nature has. But […]

Filed Under: Children's Books, Fiction, Non-Fiction Tagged With: CBR15Passport, David Suzuki, Environment, family, insects, Multigenerational, Qin Leng, Science & Nature, siblings, Tanya Lloyd Kyi

BlackRaven's CBR15 Review No:225 · Genres: Children's Books, Fiction, Non-Fiction · Tags: CBR15Passport, David Suzuki, Environment, family, insects, Multigenerational, Qin Leng, Science & Nature, siblings, Tanya Lloyd Kyi ·
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The most poetic tribute to trees since Joyce Kilmer

Tree, A Life Story by David Suzuki & Wayne Grady, with illustrations by Robert Bateman

March 12, 2022 by KimMiE" 1 Comment

“A lightning bolt illuminates the sky, striking the highest point of the forested ridge.” Thus begins the biography of a single tree. Tree, A Life Story is a 700-year-long tale that begins with a Douglas fir dropping a seed from its cone in response to a forest fire and ends with the fallen tree continuing to supply the forest with nutrients even after death. In between, the authors trace the growth journey of the fir as it takes root, matures, and reproduces. But what could […]

Filed Under: Non-Fiction Tagged With: #botany, cbr14, David Suzuki, David Suzuki & Wayne Grady, with illustrations by Robert Bateman, ecology, environmental, KimMiE", Robert Bateman, Wayne Grady

KimMiE"'s CBR14 Review No:11 · Genres: Non-Fiction · Tags: #botany, cbr14, David Suzuki, David Suzuki & Wayne Grady, with illustrations by Robert Bateman, ecology, environmental, KimMiE", Robert Bateman, Wayne Grady ·
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