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- Language : English
- ISBN-10 : 1783788607
- ISBN-13 : 978-1783788606
- Item Weight : 7 ounces
- Best Sellers Rank: #881,781 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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This poem by my favorite poet Pablo Neruda came to to mind often while reading this book and I want to add it to my review and dedicate it to the author, Hannah Stowe.
Sonnet XXXIV (You are the daughter of the sea) by Pablo Neruda
You are the daughter of the sea, oregano's first cousin.
Swimmer, your body is pure as the water;
cook, your blood is quick as the soil.
Everything you do is full of flowers, rich with the earth.
Your eyes go out toward the water, and the waves rise;
your hands go out to the earth and the seeds swell;
you know the deep essence of water and the earth,
conjoined in you like a formula for clay.
Naiad: cut your body into turquoise pieces,
they will bloom resurrected in the kitchen.
This is how you become everything that lives.
And so at last, you sleep, in the circle of my arms
that push back the shadows so that you can rest--
vegetables, seaweed, herbs: the foam of your dreams
#MoveLikeWater. #netgalley #HannahStowe
I think this book is for anyone who loves the ocean, conservation, art, and a well-written memoir.
This book is a wonderful combination of personal memoir, nature journal, nonfiction, and brings to light not only the author’s own story and path, but the fundamental questions we all reflect upon while we are surrounded by nature and the ever vast seas.
The author does a wonderful job portraying her personal experiences and observations, but also the world and our relationship with it, when looking at several creatures that she has encountered and learned from in her travels and studies.
The images she creates on paper became very emotional and vivid for me, and I found myself more than once almost feeling as if I was experiencing what she has and finding myself reflecting on my life, my purpose, my path, and how my faith guides me in these issues.
Very lovely and though-provoking.
5/5 stars
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A really well written and researched book about the ocean, the interesting life story of the young author and all the amazing creatures to whom those waters should belong to.
Such a wonderful blend of poetic story telling, factual learning + personal growth. I loved every second of this book, the insight in to Stowe’s own personal journey, the way the book was structured, the poetic language and so much more.






