Dark Sky Park: Poems from the Edge of Nature
Philip Gross, Jesse Hodgson
worm dreaming dreaming root and branch and whale and ant and dinosaur and dreaming you and me Black smokers, glacier worms and tardigrades… arctic terns, snow leopards and the Aleppo cat… living in the Abyss, conquering Everest, marvelling at the Northern Lights. An exciting and thought-provoking celebration of all that is extraordinary in the natural world. Includes fascinating information about the creatures depicted.
Reviews
I like that it was a poem book
Anonymous 31.08.2023
I thought it was interesting because it tells me about space like how many stars are in the sky. I know a lot about space and it did say things that I know about space. Yes I would recommend it to someone. I liked the person how was walking down the street down the street because he brave to do anything.
Anonymous 26.07.2022
I enjoyed thw rhyming and the description of various landscapes.
Anonymous 18.08.2021
I really enjoyed reading dark sky park because it had a types of poems in it for example shape poems or rhyme poems or nonsense poems. I would recommend this book to anyone that likes poetry .
Anonymous 19.12.2020
I did not enjoy this book that much because I didn't understand it to well.I would recommend this book to somebody that likes poems about animals and nature.
Anonymous 13.08.2019
cool
Anonymous 12.08.2019