Invisible Wonders
Little Lessons on Nature
Susanna Tamaro
A lyrical and thought-provoking journey into the heart of nature, this book is an invitation to slow down, listen, and be inspired.
We rarely pause to marvel at the flights of swallows, the blooming of Veronicas, or the secret lives of toads and woodpeckers. Yet, the beauty of nature is not reserved for poets and artists alone—though Giovanni Pascoli praised the periwinkle, John Keats the nightingale, and Farid al-Din Attar the hoopoe. It is an art available to all who learn to observe.
In this collection of insightful, entertaining, and deeply philosophical essays, acclaimed naturalist and writer Susanna Tamaro invites us to rediscover the language of swallows, understand the ways of blackbirds, appreciate the insects worth loving (and avoid those best left alone), and embrace the rhythm of the seasons that shape our world—and ourselves.
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