Review of Harmony

[Pradeep T M]

"Harmony" by Apala Banerjee is environment awareness based poetic composition. Here Author dealt with topics like environmental hazards, nature's wealth and how humans are handling out through her poems and fabulous illustrations supported it.

[Rady Espinoza]

The work then expresses the author's sincere reaction to the growing environmental damage. Apala uses thirty moving poems and related visuals to express her strong bond with nature, drawing inspiration from Benjamin Franklin's exhortation to take part in deeds worthy of being recorded. Through the beauty of her poems, she hopes to encourage a good change in people's interactions with their surroundings and increase awareness of environmental issues through the creation of this captivating book. Interesting BOTD.

[Reva Parker]

Thank you for your informative review. Though poetry isn't a genre I really understand, so I don't care for, I could follow it enough to know it was discussing about nature. That is an admirable trait for the author. I'm glad that you enjoyed the book. I did like the pictures, though what it said about it, especially about the animals, did make me sad. I am an animal lover. I hope many others will enjoy reading this book.

[Lilyán Navarro-Lytle]

"Harmony" was reviewed by Isaac Oh, who has more patience than I when it comes to poetry. He commented on the simplicity of the illustrations compared to the poems, but I disagree. I feel that the skill level of the poetry matches the art. Oh also commented on how the poems are organized. That isn't something I would have noticed, but I will keep in mind for the future, if I ever look at another book of poetry.

[Kajori Sheryl Paul]

A book that helps us empathize with Mother Nature is powerful.

Thank you for the great review.

[Sindhu Srinath]

I have mixed emotions about poetry books. However, I love the title, so I might check it out! Harmony and nature - what an amalgamation! Sounds fascinating. Congrats.

[Tars]

The book sounds quite interesting, because I have never before encountered such a concept as environment-based poetry, and I am very sad that my less than perfect English will prevent me from enjoying fully the rhymes and rhythms of artful wordplay. Still, I applaud the author's effort to raise awareness of serious issues and congratulate on BOTD!

[Anu Anand]

The poems in "Harmony: The Saga of the Earth" seem to beautifully reflect the author’s deep bond with nature while raising vital awareness about environmental issues. A thoughtful blend of art and advocacy that inspires change. Congrats on BOTD!

[Janet Kimetto]

The poems and illustrations in "Harmony: The Saga of the Earth" by Apala Banerjee promote environmental awareness by highlighting the beauty of nature, spreading awareness about environmental issues, and encouraging conservation. Congrats on BOTD!

[Chinazo Anozie]

Although, I'm not one for poetry, poems about nature sound like a great way to raise awareness for environmental concerns. I commend Harmony: The Saga of the Earth by Apala Banerjee for this endeavour.

[Chi Chiu Michael Mak]

I like how the poems express man's inherent connection with nature, something that shouldn't be squandered by any means. Harmony is one of the best poetry books I've read in a while!

[Wayne Njoroge]

This book creates awareness on the environment and climate. It teaches such through poetry making it intriguing for readers.

[MrKlinz]

I'm impressed by the authors knowledge of nature and her ability to craft exquisite poems with meaningful rhymes on this very subject. I really appreciate the author for valuable insight on these book.

[Vaish Rajput]

Harmony: The Saga of the Earth" is a compelling and moving collection that will appeal to those who appreciate nature-themed poetry and are concerned about environmental Issues the poetry creates an immersive experience, bringing the natural world to life through imagery and Emotion banerjee uses simple, yet powerful language to convey her love for nature and her concerns for its future

[Dayana Alvarado 1]

Through his poetry Apala reminds us that small actions and greater awareness can make a difference.