Book Review: The Earth Almanac

Are you needing something than end-of-school-year stuff to read? Tired of work-related reading? People Magazine no longer holding your interest?

There is a fantastic new book about our wonderful, natural world that’s just been published —  Earth Almanac: Nature’s Calendar for Year-Round Discovery by Ken Keffer is filled with a plethora of wonderful facts and stories about our world. Mammals, amphibians, botany, weather, public lands, and much, much more! 365 interesting short stories which can be shared daily with your kids, or just for your own knowledge. How are hurricanes named? How did Burmese pythons become such a problem in Florida? Do you know what a fairy ring is? Just what is permafrost?

Along with an incredibly wide variety of daily facts and figures, there are some pretty good illustrations to keep one’s attention. And finally, at the end, there is a great “Get Involved” section, listing over 50 organizations and their websites for further information and how to get involved.

This is a fun, interesting book to keep your attention all year round.

Find it on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/168051282X/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_TuTVEbG2X3T9P