Publisher :
Dargaud
Genre : Non-Fiction
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Pages
116
116
Volume
1
1
Format
210 * 282
210 * 282
Release
12/06/2020
12/06/2020
Somewhere between Thomas Eisner’s “For Love of Insects” and the BBC’s TV
show “Gardeners’ World”, Simon Hureau recounts in minute detail how he
slowly brought his garden back to life from the wasteland that the former owner
had left behind. Without any particular knowledge on the subject, the author
managed to transform a no-man’s land into an oasis of biodiversity thanks to a
lot of research, love, and hard work. He thus proves that nature can be resilient,
as long as you are willing to help it out. A fascinating book by a self-taught
expert.
show “Gardeners’ World”, Simon Hureau recounts in minute detail how he
slowly brought his garden back to life from the wasteland that the former owner
had left behind. Without any particular knowledge on the subject, the author
managed to transform a no-man’s land into an oasis of biodiversity thanks to a
lot of research, love, and hard work. He thus proves that nature can be resilient,
as long as you are willing to help it out. A fascinating book by a self-taught
expert.
Born in 1977, Simon Hureau went to Strasbourg’s school of Applied Art after a
scientific major in high school. In 2001, he received the Second Young Talent
Award at the Angoulême Festival, and won a French Crime Story Award in 2012
for his book “Intrus à l’étrange” (La Boîte à Bulles). He is the author of a dozen
comic books and travelogues.
scientific major in high school. In 2001, he received the Second Young Talent
Award at the Angoulême Festival, and won a French Crime Story Award in 2012
for his book “Intrus à l’étrange” (La Boîte à Bulles). He is the author of a dozen
comic books and travelogues.
