The Book of Disappearing Plants

Review

Disclosure: The publisher provided this book for review via NetGalley.

This is an interesting concept for a book. I respect the amount of time and effort that must have gone into creating it.

Children and adults who enjoy plants, unique facts, and nature may find this to be an enjoyable and informative read.

Energy sensitive beings may want to know that the cover of the book sets a certain vibe which remains throughout the design elements of the remainder of the book. Some parents or caregivers may want to know that there is a mention of scientists using AI to search for a plant.

At the end of the book the author mentioned that fear was the motivation for writing this. In my opinion, that is apparent due to a certain tone that the book emanates. This is not good or bad, it’s just what it is. If the author had said that love for nature was the motivation, then I imagine that would emanate as well.

Overall, on the surface this is an educational book about plants that many children will find enjoyable. However, those with energetic awareness may look beyond the surface and find certain elements to be incompatible with their energetic intent.

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Jennifer is a writer and educator who specializes in helping sensitive, creative, and neurodiverse students shine brightly. Her work focuses on language arts, emotional intelligence, and life skills. She is the author of From Reluctant to Ready: The Workbook For Reluctant Writers.

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