The Hidden Life of Trees
A book about communication, ostensibly between trees. I read it during a long week of contested custody and found myself underlining sentences for entirely different reasons.
Books I have finished and want to remember. Reflections are personal, not reviews in any reviewing sense. The mark beneath each is a private rating; please ignore it if it bothers you.
A book about communication, ostensibly between trees. I read it during a long week of contested custody and found myself underlining sentences for entirely different reasons.
A defence of slow reading, in a slow voice. I returned to it three times this year. It pairs, oddly, with the Civil Procedure Rules.
A memoir without a self. I do not know how she does it. The chapter on the eighties stayed with me for a month.
I read this twice in law school, once in English, once in Chinese. The translation is quieter than the original — which, I think, suits Hart.
Read on a plane to Penang. The chapter on the colour blue, twice. I have started a small notebook of distances since.
A working reference. The chapter on cross-border family trusts is genuinely useful. The rest, less so. I keep it on the desk anyway.