There is something special in this book that sets it apart from most non-fiction I have read. It's stream of consciousness that calls you to be more in tune with nature, both from within and without. There's an almost spiritual silence to it that feels intimate, but there is also a cry of rage as the author exposes her pain and that of her green-colored friends. This is most definitely not for everyone, but I found this to be quite the relaxing and contemplative read.