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In the spirit of Earth Week, Vox book critic, Constance Grady shares some favorite books that inspired her to start her own garden: reads about what makes gardens look good and what emotional needs they can provide for us.
Constance recommends:

Down to Earth by Monty Don

Essential Earthman by Henry Mitchell

“The Rosary” an essay from How to Write an Autobiographical Novel by Alexander Chee

If you are looking for a book recommendation, you can email Constance Dot Grady at Vox dot com. Be sure to use the subject line “Ask A Book Critic.”

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Constance recommends:

Down to Earth by Monty Don
Essential Earthman by Henry Mitchell

“The Rosary” an essay from How to Write an Autobiographical Novel by Alexander Chee

If you are looking for a book recommendation, you can email Constance Dot Grady at Vox dot com. Be sure to use the subject line “Ask A Book Critic.”

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