Let’s Talk Bookish is a weekly meme originally created and hosted by Rukky @ Eternity Books starting in August 2019, and was then cohosted by Dani @ Literary Lion from May 2020 to March 2022. Since April 2022, the meme moved to another host, Aria @ Book Nook Bits.
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Hello there!

Earth Day is just around the corner, a time to reflect on our planet and how we can protect it.

What are some nature-y books you recommend?

A nature-y books i recommend, that comes to my mind, is a a timeless classic, “The Secret Garden” by Frances Hodgson Burnett, a story that celebrates the healing power of nature and the magic of friendship. Set in the English countryside, this novel follows the journey of Mary Lennox as she discovers a hidden garden on her uncle’s estate. As Mary tends to the garden and forms a bond with her cousin Colin, the beauty of nature plays a central role in their transformation and growth.

Are there any books you’ve read recently about climate, or about the planet in general?

I’ve to say that i haven’t read books about climate, or about the planet in general.

It’s not uncommon to get caught up in our daily lives and overlook the importance of understanding the world we live in. However, diving into literature that explores these crucial topics can be not only enlightening but also transformative.

How about books with nature-related covers?

A curated collection of books with nature-related covers, are sure to captivate your soul and transport you to the great outdoors, even from the comfort of your own reading nook.

They say don’t judge a book by its cover, but when it comes to these nature-themed books, the covers are just as enchanting as the stories within. From lush forests and majestic mountains to serene lakes and vibrant wildlife, these covers beautifully capture the essence of the natural world, inviting readers to embark on a visual journey before even opening the book.

What are some nature-y books you recommend?