Sentence examples for book of trees from inspiring English sources

I plan to buy a book of trees, so I can identify more than the maple as they begin to bloom.

I am no botanist and the only book on trees that I have ever read from cover to cover was the Observer's Book of Trees that I was once given as a Christmas present.

In 1925, he drew all illustrations for Huanyong Chen's book Shu Mu Tu Shuo (Illustrated Book of Trees), which was the first illustrated modern-botany book drawn by a Chinese illustrator.

She wrote and compiled two books on Rajiv and intended to write books about her real interests (she was very keen to do a book on trees of India, for instance) when a steady stream of visitors and old colleagues of her husband told her that the Congress, under Sitaram Kesri, was on the verge of annihilation.

A book called The Hidden Life of Trees is not an obvious bestseller but it's easy to see the popular appeal of German forester Peter Wohlleben's claims – they are so anthropomorphic.

Her most recent book, The Silence of Trees made her a semifinalist for the 2008 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award.

This book is a celebration of trees and bigger trees and some of the biggest landscape paintings in art history.

Ms. Kriv's 7-year-old son, Eli Jort, painted the book's abstract images of trees, flowers and ships at sea.

The illustrations here come from the very successful (and highly recommended) book The Night Life of Trees and are the work of three artists in the Gond tradition.

In his book The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate, Wohlleben makes a compelling case for an arboreal social life that values the forest community over the individual tree.

The sycamore, considered the oldest living thing in the Bronx, is included in the book "Great Trees of New York City," a publication of the Parks and Recreation Department.