Reading books is not just for leisure. It can also improve your cognitive power, especially your vocabulary and your ability to sympathize.
Learn to appreciate nature more by reading these books.
A story of personified trees might sound like a fantasy story to you, but this book is not. It is a product of investigating the wonders of nature. Written by New York Times bestselling author Peter Wohlleben, this book will tell you a lot of groundbreaking discoveries which include the social capabilities of trees. Reading this will make the walk in the woods a lot different.
This brilliantly researched book champions a renewed interest in modern environmentalism. Citing the forgotten works of German naturalist Alexander von Humboldt, who reshaped the former views about nature as something that exists for human consumption alone, author Andrea Wulf has provided various ways of reconciling our lost connection with nature.
Combining science with cute pastel arts, this book will let you explore the world in a whole new way. The whimsical illustrations will give you an insight into the migratory pattern of different species and even how some geological activities work -- all created by acclaimed illustrator Julia Rothman.
Be amazed by the beauty of the 21 different flora and fauna parks in the United States through this book. Packed with majestic illustrations, photographs and even mini-games like "Can you spot this...", this is a new-found treasure for every aspiring environmentalist.
5. Poached: Inside the Dark World of Wildlife Trafficking
This book is a product of a decade-long investigation of journalist Rachel Nuwer, who worked so hard to uncover the industry of wildlife trafficking. It is disturbing, but amidst the madness lies a hope that this battle is not impossible and the countless species threatened can be saved.
Let your kid celebrate the beauty of nature through this whimsical poetry book that also comes with charming illustrations. Even the tiniest details of nature like a small snail shell were appreciated here. Who knows, your children might aspire to be an environmentalist as they grow up.
7. Wilding: Returning Nature to Our Farm
Be inspired by the story of how barren farmland was converted to a breeding ground and sanctuary of various endangered species! And everything was made possible by a family who barely has anything to feed themselves.
8. The Monarch: Saving Our Most-Loved Butterfly
Butterflies have always been associated with fantasy. However, there is nothing fantastic about losing them. Aside from the beauty they give to the world, butterflies played a major role in pollination. Learn how to save them by reading this book.
9. The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative
If you are seeking an explanation about why do you need to love nature, you must read this book. Supported by various research, the author has uncovered the power of nature to improve our overall health, including mental and social well-being. This is especially urgent in this very divisive world.
10. The Abundance of Less: Lessons in Simple Living from Rural Japan
This intimate and evocative book will tell you the fulfilling life of 10 ordinary citizens who find more through living less. By giving up the busy life in an urban setting, they found fulfillment and experience personal transformation by being surrounded by nature and its wonder, and especially an abundance of time.
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