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Publisher: LOM ART
Publication Date: 6th July 2023
Genre: Well-being/self-help
Summary:
Taking sixty of the world’s most amazing flowers and flowering plants, including the corpse flower from Indonesia, the bat-face cuphea and the chocolate cosmos flower from Mexico, the Pohutukawa tree from New Zealand, the lipstick tree and the giant water lily from South America, the voodoo lily from the Mediterranean, the lesser-known plum blossom and the skeleton flower from Japan, and not forgetting the beautiful jade vine from the Philippines, this book will share their unique symbolism and the characteristics and strengths that allow them to thrive, inspiring us to follow their example and make the most of every moment.
Review:
Firstly thank you to Love Books Tours, LOM ART and Liz Marvin for having me on this blog tour and for sending me a copy of the book to review. It's a stunning book, the illustrations are unbelievably beautiful.Even if there was nothing else you liked about this book its worth having it on your shelf for the illustrations alone! But the book itself is brilliant too, i read it cover to cover but i think its much more a dip in when you feel like it kind of book. Its the kind of book where you'd grab it and randomly flick to a page to see what wisdom and stories its going to give you today. The flower facts were really interesting and i learnt about flowers i didn't know existed, whilst i do enjoy gardening my knowledge is by no means extensive so i also learnt about the flowers i was aware of.
I loved the language used in it too, it felt kind of soothing, which i know is an odd thing to say about writing but its true. Its a book that i think would be a lovely gift, especially for a gardener but i think anyone would enjoy its soothing effects.
Krystina xx
Firstly thank you to Love Books Tours, LOM ART and Liz Marvin for having me on this blog tour and for sending me a copy of the book to review. It's a stunning book, the illustrations are unbelievably beautiful.Even if there was nothing else you liked about this book its worth having it on your shelf for the illustrations alone! But the book itself is brilliant too, i read it cover to cover but i think its much more a dip in when you feel like it kind of book. Its the kind of book where you'd grab it and randomly flick to a page to see what wisdom and stories its going to give you today. The flower facts were really interesting and i learnt about flowers i didn't know existed, whilst i do enjoy gardening my knowledge is by no means extensive so i also learnt about the flowers i was aware of.
I loved the language used in it too, it felt kind of soothing, which i know is an odd thing to say about writing but its true. Its a book that i think would be a lovely gift, especially for a gardener but i think anyone would enjoy its soothing effects.
Krystina xx
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