A powerful love letter to nature and indigenous teachings and knowledge of land, this book explores the relationship between western notions of science and indigenous worldviews. Robin Wall Kimmerer reminds us that plants and animals are some of our oldest teachers, she inspires us to reconnect with nature and to learn from the myriad of gifts it can provide.

A fierce activist for feminist concerns and making voices heard, Jessica highlights the true ick that women are facing daily in their surrounds and makes the reader reflect on theirs and others behaviours and ways of moving through life.

This is a riveting, horrifying and at times enraging look at how medicine has failed women throughout history to modern day. Drawing from old case reports and medical textbooks, Cowen illuminates the narratives around women’s bodies, women’s health, women’s needs & desires.

Based on extensive research with numerous studies and personal anecdotes, this beautiful, hopeful and practical book explores the science behind the emotion of awe, which is defined as the feeling we get in the presence of something vast that transcends our understanding of the world.

Articulate, life changing classic

Practical, applicable & doable

Urgent, incisiveness & enlightening