Robin Wall Kimmerer

The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World
A book about reciprocity and the gift economy by Robin Wall Kimmerer
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Lisa Tarrant“I read this book and Kimmerer’s other book Braiding Sweetgrass at the beginning of the year, and they really set my intentions for 2026. This book is a meditation on reciprocity, regeneration, and how “all flourishing is mutual.” Definitely one I plan to re-read every year.”
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Jenni“A great, short read to shift your thinking towards reciprocity and “enough-ness”. Loved this one and plan to read her longer book, Braiding Sweetgrass, hopefully soon!”
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Aya C“Hope, reciprocity, gift economy “wealth means having enough to share””
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kate“Gratitude, community, and roots at the heart of everything. An excellent reminder that you don’t need much to be a thoughtful and patient giver.”
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Nicole“We can make the future we want! “No consumption under capitalism” is no excuse to make zero good choices.”
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grace“a quick, easy listen that will inspire you to treat all of the mundane things in your life as precious, handmade gifts. I listened to it on a forest walk, and it couldn’t have been more pleasant :)”
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