I learned a lot about earthworms from this book, mostly due to the fact that I have probably never once thought about them for longer than a few seconds. They have a very important role in our environment, which is something I'm not surprised to learn about basically any aspect of the Earth after reading so many nature nonfiction books the last few years. I came out of it with more respect for them and respect for the people who care about them.

However, this was one of those situations where I felt like listening to the book as an audiobook may have been the wrong choice for me. I loved reading Flower Confidential by the same author, but maybe Stewart's writing style didn't work as well with me in listening context. But I learned a lot, I found it interesting enough, and it was short enough that it felt like I'd rather finish it though than give up on it.

Thanks for sharing, Amy Stewart.