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wordsofclover 's review for:
Whale Song
by Margret Grebowicz
I received a free digital copy of this book from the publishers/author via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
This is a short non-fiction book about whales, but also about whales’ relationship with humans.
I enjoyed this but not quite as much as I thought i would - I think I would have liked it to be more focused on whale facts rather than some of the deep thinking that went on about humans and whales. There were times I felt like the author went on a bit of a ramble about different things and also began talking about other animals and experiments that went on (that were interesting but just no specifically about whales aka Peter the dolphin).
I did actually, out of curiosity, put on a Spotify playlist of whale sounds while reading this and i think I may be converted now to a big whale sounds fan because it was so lovely, and relaxing!
This book was short(ish) but did managed to really put in a lot of different topics and discussions within the small book.
This is a short non-fiction book about whales, but also about whales’ relationship with humans.
I enjoyed this but not quite as much as I thought i would - I think I would have liked it to be more focused on whale facts rather than some of the deep thinking that went on about humans and whales. There were times I felt like the author went on a bit of a ramble about different things and also began talking about other animals and experiments that went on (that were interesting but just no specifically about whales aka Peter the dolphin).
I did actually, out of curiosity, put on a Spotify playlist of whale sounds while reading this and i think I may be converted now to a big whale sounds fan because it was so lovely, and relaxing!
This book was short(ish) but did managed to really put in a lot of different topics and discussions within the small book.