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- Heartwood (A Read with Jenna Pick): A Novel - Amazon. com
"Heartwood by Amity Gaige is a literary mystery so subtle in its construction set against the beauty and ruggedness of the Maine wilderness An interwoven story of mothers and daughters, of the nature of relationships and how they can sustain us and sometimes test us
- Heartwood by Amity Gaige | Goodreads
Heartwood is a genre-bending, character-driven mystery that explores the human connection to nature, the mother-daughter bond, friendship, and self-exploration
- Heartwood — Amity Gaige
“Heartwood by Amity Gaige is a literary mystery so subtle in its construction, set against the beauty and ruggedness of the Maine wilderness An interwoven story of mothers and daughters, of the nature of relationships and how they can sustain us and sometimes test us
- Book Review: ‘Heartwood,’ by Amity Gaige - The New York Times
In the long shadow of Cheryl Strayed’s “Wild,” it borders on ambitious to write a book about a solo female hiker setting off on a long, prickly journey Amity Gaige does it anyway with
- What Is Heartwood in Trees? - Penn State Extension
What Is Heartwood in Trees? The dark-colored area of a tree is called heartwood, and the lighter-colored area is called sapwood What causes this change in color in the wood, and how does it affect the wood properties?
- Heartwood: A Novel | Washington Independent Review of Books
Heartwood offers another take on thrusting suburban humans into the grip awe of nature At the tail end of the pandemic, 42-year-old nurse Valerie Gillis decides to remove herself from that endless, soul-killing heartache by undertaking a hike of the AT
- What Is the Difference Between Sapwood and Heartwood?
Sapwood is the living, outermost portion of a woody stem or branch, while heartwood is the dead, inner wood, which often comprises the majority of a stem’s cross-section You can usually distinguish sapwood from heartwood by its lighter color
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