Into The Tangled Bank
Discover the Quirks, Habits and Foibles of How We Experience Nature
$32.31
- Paperback
288 pages
- Release Date
28 July 2021
Summary
It’s often said that the British are a nation of nature lovers; but what does that really mean?
Lev Parikian is on a journey – from pavement to garden from wildlife reserve to far-flung island – to discover the quirks, habits and foibles of how we experience nature.
Open a window, hear the birds calling and join him.
Book Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781783965830 |
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| ISBN-10: | 1783965835 |
| Author: | Lev Parikian |
| Publisher: | Elliott & Thompson Limited |
| Imprint: | Elliott & Thompson Limited |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Number of Pages: | 288 |
| Release Date: | 28 July 2021 |
| Weight: | 310g |
| Dimensions: | 198mm x 129mm |
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Critics Review
‘Funny, accessible and full of wonders - a genuine breath of fresh air. - Melissa Harrison, author of All Among the Barley and The Stubborn Light of Things‘An open, warm and unique journey full of unabashedenthusiasm for the natural world. A rare thing.’ - Stephen Rutt, author of The Seafarers‘Lev Parikian is one of those rare beasts: a naturewriter with a sense of humour. This is a witty, touching and profound bookabout one man’s burgeoning relationship with the natural world - and it’s alsoa joy to read.’ - Stephen Moss, naturalist and author
‘Lev’s endearing child-like joy at even the smallest of encounters is infectious - this book will have you peering more closely at the spider in your bathroom or the woodlouse in your garden, and following his advice to “Look. Look again. Look better”.’ - BBC Wildlife Magazine
‘Try Lev Parikian’s witty Into the Tangled Bank. He starts with the wildlife found in your kitchen sink, and gradually deepens connections to nature within and outside your own four walls.’ - Ann Pettifor, Guardian (Best Books to Inspire Hope for the Planet)
‘I genuinely think Into the Tangled Bank should be put on prescription for anyone suffering depression or loneliness because it is an absolute tonic of a book that creates happiness in the very soul of the reader. I adored it.’ - Linda’s Book Bag
‘If, like me, you’ve got more into nature in the last few months, but sometimes feel a bit excluded by nature writing, like you don’t know enough, then this book will make you feel included and welcomed.’ - Tracey Thorn
About The Author
Lev Parikian
Lev Parikian is a writer, birdwatcher, and conductor. He is the author of Into the Tangled Bank (2020) and Why Do Birds Suddenly Disappear? (2018). He lives in West London with his family, who are getting used to his increasing enthusiasm for nature. As a birdwatcher, his most prized sightings are a golden oriole in the Alpujarras and a black redstart at Dungeness Power Station.
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