
Last Child in the Woods
Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder
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Narrated by:
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Jonathan Hogan
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By:
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Richard Louv
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Where does Last Child in the Woods rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
This book isn't especially groundbreaking, but it was enjoyable, and inspiring. This book is definitely in the top 25% of what I've listened to.What other book might you compare Last Child in the Woods to and why?
In many ways, this book is a complement to what I've read by Michael Pollan. Where Pollan focuses on the food system, this book approaches nature as a foundational component of our life, learning, and happiness.Which character – as performed by Jonathan Hogan – was your favorite?
Jon Hogan was a worthy narrator.Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
This book helped me to reminisce about experiences in my past, and in my childhood. It is definitely a reflective work.A Case for Closer Interactions with Nature
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In a world dominated by screens, structured schedules, and urban sprawl, kids today spend far less time outside than previous generations and it’s taking a toll on their physical and mental well-being. Louv presents compelling research and real-life examples that highlight how unstructured play in nature fosters creativity, confidence, and overall health. His book is both a wake-up call and a hopeful guide, offering practical solutions for parents, educators, and communities to reconnect with the natural world.
But Last Child in the Woods isn’t just about children; it’s a reminder for all of us, adults included, that spending time in nature is essential. Louv’s writing inspires a sense of awe and wonder, urging us to step away from our screens and into the wild spaces that heal, teach, and restore us.
If you care about the well-being of future generations or simply long for a deeper connection with the outdoors this book is a must read. It’s a powerful, timeless call to action that will leave you motivated to make nature an integral part of everyday life.
A Good Reminder for Us All
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