
I enjoyed this #naturalitsy read. I have read - I think- all of Rachel's books and Silent Spring I read twice. She was quite something. I recommend this.
I enjoyed this #naturalitsy read. I have read - I think- all of Rachel's books and Silent Spring I read twice. She was quite something. I recommend this.
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Discussion thread for our Rachel Carson biography.
Part II - Silent Spring
What did you think of this section?
Any particular likes/dislikes?
Did you enjoy the book?
We have a short break before heading off to the Knepp estate in Suffolk, UK to explore their rewilding efforts. I can't wait.
I'd also like to apologise for not being as fully present this month, it has been a stressful few weeks irl but 🤞that's behind me now x
I enjoyed this comprehensive biography. Rachel Carson lived an interesting and inspiring life. Good choice for Women‘s History Month.
Looking forward to our #NaturaLitsy discussion!
This is a low pick, mostly because Souder spends far too long on some topics. I do not need to know the entire history of the US nuclear weapons program to understand how it influenced Carson — a short chapter would‘ve been enough. Those parts get boring because they are unnecessarily long. I mostly enjoyed learning more about her and about the resistance to Silent Spring. #audiowalk
I‘m up to the section on Silent Spring now. Still enjoying it. My evening walk today was actually in the rain, but I don‘t think you can tell that from the pics. #audiowalk
I loved that this mobile simulation lab has a picture of the Mobile Bay light house on it. I don‘t know what is being simulated in the lab, but since it‘s parked by the School of Marine & Environmental Sciences, I figure that it has something to do with those topics. It was kind of fitting to walk by that school today because I was listening to the part about Rachel Carson‘s book on the ocean. #audiowalk
I saw this posted about when a group was reading it and thought it looked interesting, so it‘s my new #audiowalk book. I like it and have learned a lot, so far. It makes me want to go back and read Silent Spring and her book about the ocean.
#naturalitsy brought this book to my attention, and I‘m so glad. I love reading nature focused nonfiction, and I‘m embarrassed to say I didn‘t know who Rachel Carson was! I don‘t think I knew of her books, surprisingly.
This is a fantastic biography, and it dives deep into the topics Carson wrote about in each book, as well as her life.
The topic of toxins in our environments is just as pressing an issue now as it was in RC‘s time. 5⭐️!
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Off to an amazing start 😍
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Our first discussion thread for William Souder's biography of Rachel Carson.
How did you find Part I?
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#Naturalitsy reading schedule
Discussion threads will be posted at the weekend.
Saturday - On a farther shore
Sunday - Mind of the raven
Wishing you all a great week. 😊
As always, please do let me know if you wish to be added/removed from the taglist. All welcome to join us. 😊
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A new week, a new book. 😊 I'm so excited for this biography of Rachel Carson. This is a 2 week schedule.
Week 4 - 5 - Part I - Water world (p.3 - 164)
Week 6 - 8 - Part II - Silent Spring (p. 169 - 395)
I will post our first discussion thread on Saturday 4th March.
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#Naturalitsy Post 2
We'll start with Poseiden's steed over weeks 1 - 3 before moving onto the biography of Rachel Carson (tagged) over weeks 4 - 8. I'm going to keep separate tag lists for both reads so please comment which ones you'd like to be tagged in. I don't want to be annoying 🙈
Please see my previous post for details of our other #buddyread
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Happy New Year Littens!
I spent the evening finishing up the tagged book about my favorite female scientist, Rachel Carson. The husband, kiddo, and I all kept it low-key and made a bonfire by our little lake and made smores. No fireworks for us because we have fur-babies who get freaked out.
This book brought my total for the year to 185 books, which is the most I've ever read in a year. 😁 I'm very happy that 70 came from my local library too!