276 Edible Wild Plants of the United States and Canada: Berries, Roots, Nuts, Greens, Flowers, and Seeds in All or the Majority of the US and Canada

I had to wrestle this book away from my son! Lol he liked it so much and he refuses to read. Thank you this single book has opened a door in his mind and he is learning so much. I guess I'll have to let him keep and get me another lol

This book helps you identify the plants in your area the are edible and essential natural products

I'm by no means an expert on Plants so I'm not commenting on the content. As someone who doesn't know anything about plants, I would like more data than is presented here. This seems more something to familiarize yourself with so that you recognize these plants when you're out and about, it's not really a field guide to take with you.The build quality on this paperback however is phenomenal. It's a hard or semi-hard semi-flexible cardstock type cover, with a fabric bound backing. Should last a very long time.

Im debating on bring this book back as it does not teach you about the edible wild plants. Alot of these plants in the book you don't see on the side if the road. It shows you a plant and tells you to refer to another page which has no information on the plant.

The print size can't be adjusted in this Kindle Version. It's TINY, and by tiny I mean ... so tiny I can't hardly read it on my computer, let alone my phone. Sadly, I missed the paltry 7 day return period, so I'm stuck. I'm sure it's full of great info, if I can ever figure out how to SEE IT.

Pretty decent book good pictures good good amount of info.

I'm using the paperback from 2020. This book has lots of nice pictures. But for some reason, the pictures are covered by blocks of text. The book would be more useful if the reader could see those pictures unhindered.

I went through a list of Michigan edibles and quit looking in the book. They weren't in the book