A field guide in form —
but entirely imaginary.

The plants do not exist,
and yet they feel as if they might be growing somewhere, quietly, just out of sight.

Each one is carefully observed, classified, and explained in precise detail.
As you read, you begin to almost believe in them.

Imagination wearing the face of science.
It looks like a children’s book —
but it’s adults who tend to smile knowingly.

Very much like Leo Lionni:
intelligent, humorous, and filled with playful wit.

For those who:

• Love the world of field guides and natural history

• Have a weakness for serious jokes

• Want to walk the line between reality and fantasy

Not a guidebook you simply read —
but one that makes you want to believe.