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What children's books digestable by adults do you recommend?
  • I read the His Dark Materials trilogy for the first time when I was an adult and really enjoyed it. Lots of interesting ideas and the characters have stuck with me! Pullman has also released two out of the three books of a sequel-ish trilogy and when that series is complete I plan to read that one as well!

  • The Virtue of Owning Books You Haven’t Read: Why Umberto Eco Kept an “Antilibrary”
  • For me, the main purpose of having books I haven’t read is that I (almost) always have something available when I want to read a new book, no matter what kind of book I’m in the mood for!

    And also book shopping and collecting is fun and is a totally separate hobby than reading, ha ha!

  • 10 Books From My English Degree I Wish More People Knew About (Link)

    Have you read any of the books listed in this article? How were they? I haven’t read any of these, or even heard of most of them. War With the Newts sounds like it would be an interesting and funny read, and I’ve been meaning to pick up Her Body and Other Parties.

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    What is your favorite hobby for connecting with nature and why?
  • Is walking a hobby, ha ha! A walk around the neighborhood enjoying the trees and birds always makes me feel better. Walking around the nature preserve close to me is also super peaceful and relaxing. I also like feeding the birds in my yard- watching their behavior is fascinating and entertaining!