Wolves and Honey

While this book is interesting, it is very disjoint. There is no coherent story or thread of thought. The pages follow one another almost like stream-of-consciousness. A few pages about a type of tree, then Latin, then about a friend, then Greek, then ... you get the picture.......more

This was a gorgeous piece of nonfiction. The writing was lyrical and the images beautiful. I feel like they were all supposed to be linked together somehow, but they weren't quite linked enough for it to make sense. Also, weird spirituality vibes. Other than that, this book was lovely and I really e......more

This has been on my list of to read since Kathy recommended a while ago. I found it in the neat little independent bookstore by the Clifton Springs Hospital. I have always liked Explore! the Bookstore, but Dog Earred in Palmyra is my favorite... I did not know before I started it, the local connectio......more

It wasn't what I expected. I don't know why I didn't review it when I read it. I passed it along to a friend who is a Bee Keeper so I can't go back to it now for an accurate rating and review.......more

A delightful book of the musings and observations of a classicist and linguist who lives in the Finger Lakes region of New York. Her interests are wide and varied. She has lived in Egypt and translates Egyptian poetry. She is also interested in beekeeping. The writing is beautiful, which is somethin......more