The Secret Life of Plants

[Whitefeather]

Thanks WF. I haven't actually finished it. That's been one of my quirks, is not finishing books.

I do that too sometimes, not finishing books. I think that maybe, when you stop reading a book is when you have reached that part important for you to read, that particular information which was meant to cross your path. (I mean 'you' in a general sense). Why should we feel obliged to read books from start to end, after all? The good thing is that when we re-open the book at another chapter at a completely different moment in life, there is more discovery to be made.
It is all about keeping flexible regarding aspects of reading.

Though I did read David Wilcock's Source Field Investigations. Now I"m reading The Golden Compass. It's kind of a slow read for me since it doesn't capture my imagination too much. But it is starting to get more interesting than earlier. Maybe 95 pages into that.

Oh, I have this one on a shelf somewhere. Here it is known by another tittle, "Northern Lights" by Philip Pullman. I have not read it though. I started it but ... you know.

Btw, is there any pictures in "The Life of Plants" book?