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Kay’s 2025 Year in Books
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Kay Broome
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Perhaps that you are your own boss, but also writing forces you to come up against yourself and see yourself and others around you.
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The Talking Forest: Tree Runes for a New Millennium
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Followup on recent giveaway
Thanks to everyone again for participating in my September giveaway of The Talking Forest: Tree Runes for a New Millennium and thanks to all of you who took the time to review my book. It is much appreciated. I also thank all of my readers who over the last three years, have bought the book or E-book.
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| I had originally bought this book hoping it would round out the water portion of my research into the four classic elements. While Charles Fishman’s The Big Thirst is a most competent book, I was disappointed that it did not touch on more primal aspe ...more | |
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| This book completes my 2025 goal to read a book on each of the four classic elements of air, fire, water, and finally, this volume on earth, or more accurately, dirt. David R. Montgomery’s examination of Earth’s solid element does not delve as much i ...more | |
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| I had originally bought this book hoping it would round out the water portion of my research into the four classic elements. While Charles Fishman’s The Big Thirst is a most competent book, I was disappointed that it did not touch on more primal aspe ...more | |
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| In my drive to review books on the four elements of life, I’ve just finished reading The Big Thirst, published in 2012. This is a very informative and engaging work on water – clear and concise, definitely worth the read. However, I am somewhat disap ...more | |
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| This very detailed 200-page book on the variable nature and convoluted history of the flammable element, is, at almost every page, a revelation. While its very density and plethora of startling data may slow the reader down, Fire: A Brief History is ...more | |
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An Ocean of Air: Why the Wind Blows and Other Mysteries of the Atmosphere
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| In order to better understand the trees upon which my own unique rune system is based [shameless plug here of The Talking Forest: Tree Runes for a New Millennium], I have set aside 2025 as a year in which to understand air, fire, water and earth, ele ...more | |
