I really wanted to love this, but unfortunately I think it's just out of my range of interest regarding non-fiction books. I even specifically chose to listen on audiobook because I knew that reading a tangible copy would have been a huge struggle for me to keep my attention focused. However, I do believe that this perfect for those who are very interested in in botany, nature, and learning more about indigenous culture (which I why I myself wanted to read it). I also think this should be a required work for science and environmental related classes as it is very educational and can have huge benefits to teaching people about climate change and taking care of our planet.