Category: Reviews

  • Endemic by James Harding-Morris

    Endemic by James Harding-Morris

    Synopsis: Meet the rare, obscure and utterly British species found nowhere else on earth.Around 70,000 species call Britain home, but how many of them can be found here and only here? Join conservationist James Harding-Morris as he uncovers the stories of our endemic wildlife – the plants, animals and fungi that are unique to these islands. Determined…

  • Mad Sisters of Esi by Tashan Mehta

    Mad Sisters of Esi by Tashan Mehta

    Synopsis: Myung and Laleh are keepers of the whale of babel. They roam within its cosmic chambers, speak folktales of themselves, and pray to an enigmatic figure they know only as ‘Great Wisa’. To Laleh, this is everything. For Myung, it is not enough. When Myung flees the whale, she stumbles into a new universe…

  • When the Forest Breathes by Suzanne Simard

    When the Forest Breathes by Suzanne Simard

    Synopsis: Raised in a family of loggers committed to sensible forest stewardship, Simard has watched as timber companies leave forests at higher risk for wildfires, water crises, and plant and animal extinction. But her research has the potential to chart a new course. The forest, she reveals, is a symphony of finely honed cycles of regeneration—from…

  • The Gods Must Burn by T.R. Moore

    The Gods Must Burn by T.R. Moore

    Synopsis: Basuin doesn’t know what to believe in anymore. All Basuin knows is life as an army captain and the pain, loss, and disgrace it has brought him. Demoted and humiliated by his legion commander, he is led into the forest for one more mission: capture a god. But when his commander uses innocent wolf…

  • Ancient by Luke Barley

    Ancient by Luke Barley

    Synopsis: Step into the woods, and discover the trees that made Britain Ancient woods are Britain’s richest habitats: rare fragments of our landscape that teem with life from soil to canopy. They live in our collective imagination as quiet places, best left pristine and untouched. But their story has always been one of interdependence with…

  • Ragwort by Sam K. Horton

    Ragwort by Sam K. Horton

    Synopsis: A year on from the loss of Lord Pelagius Hunt of Mirecoombe, new Keeper Nancy Bligh is still struggling. She can banish the spirits and keep peace between the spriggans and piskies, but every time Nancy sleeps, she dreams of drowning. She is haunted by loss, and by whispers from all around of The…