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"An unlikely love story about a reporter and a tree. . . . What makes Witness Tree such an irresistible read is Mapes’s love of language combined with a great talent at rendering nerdy information readable."

* Los Angeles Review of Books *

"A meticulously, beautifully layered portrayal of vulnerability and loss, renewal and hope, this extensively researched yet deeply personal book is a timely call to bear witness and to act in an age of climate-change denial."

* Kirkus Reviews, starred review *

"The intriguing, and more intimate, Witness Tree . . . portrays trees as ‘scribes, diarists, historians.’ They are ‘among our oldest journalists.’ A reporter herself . . . Mapes sets out to tell the story of climate change through one tree. But that is, marvelously, the least of it."

* New York Times Book Review *

Witness Tree Seasons of Change with a CenturyOld

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    Publisher: University of Washington Press
    Publication Date: 20/08/2019
    ISBN13: 9780295746661, 978-0295746661
    ISBN10: 0295746661

    Description

    Book Synopsis


    Trade Review

    "An unlikely love story about a reporter and a tree. . . . What makes Witness Tree such an irresistible read is Mapes’s love of language combined with a great talent at rendering nerdy information readable."

    * Los Angeles Review of Books *

    "A meticulously, beautifully layered portrayal of vulnerability and loss, renewal and hope, this extensively researched yet deeply personal book is a timely call to bear witness and to act in an age of climate-change denial."

    * Kirkus Reviews, starred review *

    "The intriguing, and more intimate, Witness Tree . . . portrays trees as ‘scribes, diarists, historians.’ They are ‘among our oldest journalists.’ A reporter herself . . . Mapes sets out to tell the story of climate change through one tree. But that is, marvelously, the least of it."

    * New York Times Book Review *

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