Peter Willis Livres

Exploring the intricate relationship between plants and their pollinators, this book delves into Charles Darwin's groundbreaking theories on evolution and the role of pollen in the process. It highlights how Darwin's predictions about plant-pollinator interactions have been validated over time, revealing the complex dynamics of ecosystems. The narrative intertwines scientific history with contemporary research, showcasing the ongoing relevance of Darwin's insights in understanding biodiversity and environmental challenges today.

A Junior Library Guild Selection indicates that the book has been recognized for its quality and appeal to young readers. This designation highlights the book's engaging content, themes, and potential to resonate with children and adolescents. It suggests a well-crafted narrative that is both entertaining and educational, making it a valuable addition to any young reader's library.

In Good Little Ship Peter Willis analyses a classic of maritime literature - Arthur Ransome's We Didn't Mean to Go to Sea - and tells the story of the Nancy Blackett, Ransome's own boat which appears as the Goblin in his story, and survives today as an ambassador for Ransome and his tales.