Most Popular Books by Douglas Wood

New York Times bestselling author, artist and wilderness guide Douglas Wood presents his recipe for being alive. Warm, witty and wise, Breathe the Wind, Drink the Rain is a guidebook to yourself. Text is complemented by Douglas''s illustrations.

Learn how the Jesuits and Spaniards located, worked and then hid their mines after being exiled from New Spain by the King of Spain. Maps, coordinates and trails that were used in the State of Arizona.

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Simple text and pictures describe the wonders available through reading.

China''s plan to build a military base on the Moon is side-lined when robots take command and scientists on the mission start to disappear. The only option left is for the United States and China to work together to battle Artificial Intelligence (AI) and prevent a nuclear incident on Earth.

"How does your garden grow is Douglas Wood''s celebration of growing things, and a meditation on the beauty we can all create"--P. [4] of cover.

For best-selling author Douglas Wood, trees have always been teachers and sources of inspiration. They have bared witness to so much and have weathered so many storms. In The Things Trees Know, through insightful text and lovely pen and ink illustrations, Doug presents a whispering grove full of wisdom. His brief meditations portray the parallels between trees'' lives and ours, as well as the knowledge we can gain from them. Walk this wooded trail and find a shaft of sunlight, a ray of hope, a living landmark, and perhaps the answer to a question or two. The Things Trees Know could change your outlook on life.

"Through luminous text and illustrations, Douglas Wood explores the magic of birds, and their mysterious connection with the human spirit."--Dust jacket.

When Twigs finds a magical pebble that grants his every wish, he can''t believe his luck! The trouble begins when the mischievous Mushas steal the pebble and wish for a flood of stinky slime to swamp Treetopolis. Can Big World Magic help to save the kingdom? It''s time for Tree Fu!

Un grand-père et son petit-fils parcourent la forêt, au gré des chemins sinueux et tranquilles. Un jour, l''enfant lui demande ce que sont les prières. Le vieil homme l''emmène alors à la découverte de la nature, de ruisseaux en montagnes, de rochers en bois enneigés. Patiemment, il lui apprend à tendre l''oreille au souffle du vent, aux bruissements de l''eau... Mais l''enfant n''entend pas encore les murmures qui s''élèvent autour de lui. Par-delà la solitude, il lui faudra trouver ses propres mots, son propre chemin, pour mêler ses prières à celles de la terre. A travers les souvenirs d''un enfant, Douglas Wood nous propose une histoire empreinte de poésie et de sagesse. Les illustrations de P.J. Lynch nous entraînent doucement dans cet univers lyrique et traduisent avec profondeur les liens qui unissent un grand-père, son petit-fils et la nature.

Perhaps you''d like to know a secret, one of the happiest ones of all. You will surely find it for yourself one day. You''ll discover it all on your own, maybe when you least expect it. If you''ve not yet discovered the secret of saying thanks, it''s waiting for you. The secret can be found in the sunrise that offers promises full for the day ahead, or in the gentle shade of a tree sheltering you from the hot rays of the sun, or on the rock that offers rest from a long walk. In the inspirational text that made him a bestselling, internationally acclaimed author, Douglas Wood offers a spiritual homage to nature and the world. Greg Shed''s stunning portraits of the natural world tenderly portray all of the many ways in which we can say thanks for the wonders we sometimes take granted in life.