A Habit Of Seeing: Journeys In Natural Science
The author, a botanist, horticulturalist, and journalist of long standing, embarks on a wide-ranging exploration of the world around her armed with a gift for noticing what most of us miss in life. She trains a fresh, clear eye on the minute as easily as the immense, showing us how to appreciate the brilliance and majesty of what can so easily pass for the mundane and inconsequential. The range of her interests is simply extraordinary, and she attends to her subject--essentially, an education in seeing--with wit, charm, and great elan.
About This Natural Science Book
This paperback edition combines botanical expertise with journalistic clarity to deliver an educational journey through the natural world. Written by Sura Jeselsohn, an experienced botanist and horticulturalist, the book transforms ordinary observations into extraordinary insights about the environment surrounding us.
What Makes This Book Unique
The author's triple expertise as botanist, horticulturalist, and journalist creates a distinctive perspective on natural science. Rather than technical jargon, readers encounter accessible prose that bridges scientific knowledge with everyday observation. The book teaches a fundamental skill: how to truly see the natural world, from microscopic details to grand landscapes.
Key Features
- Written by an experienced botanist, horticulturalist, and journalist
- Wide-ranging exploration of natural phenomena
- Accessible approach to scientific observation
- Focuses on developing observational skills
- Combines wit and charm with scientific accuracy
- Paperback format for easy reading
- Published by Full Court Press
Who This Book Is For
Perfect for nature enthusiasts, amateur botanists, students of life sciences, and anyone seeking to develop deeper awareness of their natural surroundings. The book serves both as an educational resource and an inspirational guide for cultivating observational skills in everyday life.
