This book was so beautiful and lovely. It's like poetry. I admit I didn't care or think about moss before, but the amount of passion she has for her subject and the parallels she can make to her everyday relatable experiences has honestly has changed my worldview. She says that learning about mosses (or nature) is more like listening than looking. Plants are a gift, but we also need to offer them things in return! She doesn't focus on the indigenous viewpoint of plants as much as she does in Braiding Sweetgrass, but it's still there. Fantastic book.