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A reference book rather than one to read cover to cover, but still relatively interesting and accessible for getting an overview of the plants out there, before using as a reference book later on.
Maybe could use some diagrams to introduce all the specific terminology before diving in to the plant descriptions.
Non-fiction memoir
Donald A. Mackenzie: Inventing accuracy (1990, MIT Press)
"In his eye-opening books The Lost Art of Reading Nature's Signs and The Natural Navigator, Tristan Gooley helped readers reconnect …
A fantastic book, persuasively and informatively written. It gives several points of view about nature conservation in the Cumbrian uplands, and informs the reader about the compromises between them, while still being accessible and a joy to read. Can’t recommend it highly enough.
