Mexía is recognized as one of the most accomplished and prolific female botanists of her time, demonstrating that there is no age limit to pursuing your life’s passions. "

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In a 13-year career, Mexía collected more than 145,000 plant specimens and discovered 500 new species, of which several are named in her honor. In 1938, on her last expedition in Mexico, she became sick and was diagnosed with lung cancer. She died on July 12, 1938.

and the Sierra Madre Mountains. Mexía continued to explore and collect plants in little-visited regions of North and South America, including Mt. McKinley National Park in Alaska, as well as in Mexico, Brazil, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, and Tierra del Fuego in Argentina.

:) enjoy!!! What I would give to read that series for the first time again

Yes!!!!! I laughed, I cried, and felt every emotion in between!!! I don't want to spoil anything but that should be your next read

Oooo have you read the throne of glass series my sjm???

What books have you enjoyed?