[Dara Mcanulty] Diary of a Young Naturalist

Autor: Dara Mcanulty
Tytuł: Diary of a Young Naturalist
ISBN: 9781529109603
Przybliżona ilość stron: 224
Oprawa: Paperback
Przybliżone wymiary i waga: 19.8 cm x 12.6 cm x 0.21 kg x 1.8 cm

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Winner Of The 2020 Wainwright Prize For Nature Writing Shortlisted For The Books Are My Bag Awards 2020 Shortlisted For Waterstones Book Of The Year 2020 Shortlisted For The Irish Post Awards 2020 Longlisted For The Baillie Gifford Prize 2020 ‘really, Really Special’ Chris Packham ‘an Extraordinary Voice And Vision’ Robert Macfarlane Diary Of A Young Naturalist Chronicles The Turning Of Dara Mcanulty’s World, From Spring To Summer, Autumn To Winter, On His Home Patch, At School, In The Wild And In His Head. Evocative, Raw And Beautifully Written, This Startling And Special Book Vividly Explores The Natural World From The Perspective Of An Autistic Teenager Coping With The Uprooting Of Home, School, And His Mental Health, While Pursuing His Life As A Conservationist And Environmental Activist. In A Work Of Power And Hope, Dara Recalls His Sensory Encounters In The Wild – With Blackbirds, Whooper Swans, Red Kites, Hen Harriers, Frogs, Dandelions, Irish Hares And More – While Drawing A Moving Portrait Of A Young Activist Dealing With Change, And A Family Making Their Way In The World. ‘one Of The Most Talented And Passionate Writers Of Our Era’ Steve Silberman