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A mind-expanding, earthy exploration that completely rewires how you perceive the natural world and your place within it. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Entangled Life.
- earthy
- mind-expanding
- wondrous
- grounded
- 01
I Contain Multitudes
Ed Yong
A joyous, mind-bending plunge into the invisible ecosystems that secretly run our bodies and our world.
- 02
Gathering Moss
Robin Wall Kimmerer
A quiet, magnifying-glass view of the forest floor that transforms how you see the world's smallest, most resilient wonders.
- 03
On Trails
Robert Moor
A thoughtful, wandering journey that changes the way you look at the ground beneath your feet and the choices that guide your life.
- 04
This Is Your Mind on Plants
Michael Pollan
A thoughtful, immersive exploration of how the natural world quietly shapes human consciousness.
- 05
The Soul of an Octopus
Sy Montgomery
A tender, awe-struck plunge into the alien intelligence of the ocean, revealing the profound emotional connections possible across species lines.
- 06
Under a White Sky
Elizabeth Kolbert
A wry, sobering travelogue through the bizarre, highly engineered landscapes of the Anthropocene.
- 07
The tangled tree
David Quammen
A mind-expanding journey into the messy, interconnected web of life that rewrites everything you thought you knew about evolution.
- 08
BRAIDING SWEETGRASS
Robin Wall Kimmerer
A quiet, transformative meditation that permanently changes the way you look at the ground beneath your feet.
- 09
How to Change Your Mind
Michael Pollan
A grounded, deeply curious journey into the science and spirituality of altered states that will make you rethink the boundaries of your own mind.
- 10
How the World Really Works
Vaclav Smil
A bracing, data-drenched cold plunge into the physical realities and hidden infrastructures that keep modern civilization running.
- 11
Das geheime Leben der Bäume
Peter Wohlleben
A quiet, perspective-shifting walk through the woods that reveals the bustling, cooperative society hidden just beneath the soil.
- 12
The Anthropocene Reviewed
John Green
A tender, open-hearted catalog of the human experience that finds profound meaning in the mundane.
