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The Wonder of Trees is a look into how we have used trees through the ages, and their amazing abilities to support our lives. Trees support whole ecosystems of magical wonders that have evolved some truly remarkable adaptations to survive in almost every environment on the planet, but with deforestation threatening many of the worlds trees, can we continue to ignore the true value in Trees that have helped us evolve, and shape the World we live into today? This book gives you an insight into their lives from the very beginning of their evolution and how we rely on them today, and ultimately, what our future may look like if we continue to deforest our lands.
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Andrew M Molloy
Andy was counted into the human population in the year 1969, then began his authorship odyssey in the year 2017. From there, he has written in several genres ranging from sci-fi, comedy/horror to horticulture and gardening. There are around sixty plus books he has authored, but he writes to keep his sanity in this bonkers world we inhabit and takes little interest in self-promotion. With a quirky sense of humour/humor, Andy incorporates this in his fictional storylines and prides himself on producing original, fun, and sometimes outrageously funny plots, characters, and themes, also intertwining characters throughout different books and series. Andy’s interests range from macro photography, eco-friendly gardening, and the natural world. Andy’s love of horror films, the supernatural and the strange and unusual bore about his passion in writing his fictional works in his own unique style of storytelling.
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