²ÝùÊÓƵ Green and Science Book Club meeting

Discussing 'England: a natural history' by John Lewis-Stempel
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Welcome to ²ÝùÊÓƵ Green and Science Book Club's May event. Our Zoom meeting this month will discuss the book by John Lewis-Stempel who has been cited as 'Britain's finest living nature writer' by The Times.
England's landscape is iconic – a tapestry of distinctive habitats that together make up a country unique for its rich diversity of flora and fauna. Concentrating on each habitat in turn, John Lewis-Stempel leads us from estuary to park, chalk down land to woodland, river to field village to moor, lake to heath, and fen to coastal cliffs, in a book that is definitely his magnum opus.
'By our very finest nature writer ... a pastoral symphony, a masterpiece, and a very English love letter.' (Christopher Hart, Daily Mail)
'Britain's finest nature writer' (Boudicca Fox Leonard, Telegraph)
'Full of evocative detail, this celebration of nature and place is bursting with historical details and lyrical observations of wildlife and landscape.' (Countryfile magazine)
This event is open to all. Please join us to share your favourite extracts from the book.
Join the Zoom meeting: (Meeting ID: 959 7175 7082)
Email Alan Ramage at menzalan@blueyonder.co.uk for any queries.
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