This is such a charming nonfiction book written by a Seattle librarian reporting on the mundane but delightful sights that can be seen in an normal city on any normal day. It outlines specific walks you can take in various Seattle neighborhoods, but the author encourages the reader to wander off the map and make your own routes. I love the things that author highlights: a dog in a scarf, the shape of signposts and gates, a historic building facade, a majestic tree. The world is full of little joys, and it's well worth the time to go outside and find them!