Warm Apples traces a poetic journey across three intertwined worlds: a childhood filled with sparrows, rivers, paper boats; and the journalist who witnessed drought, pollution, snow-starved apple farmers and the human cost of a warming planet; and the climate-policy professional navigating the complex terrain of net zero, melting glaciers and accelerating ecosystem degradation. In vivid, intimate verse, Sayli turns memory and reportage into quiet revelation.Yet within the ache, she finds renewal-rainwater harvested, tomatoes grown, small acts that stitch hope back into daily life. Tender, unflinching and deeply human, Warm Apples invites readers to feel, reflect and remember what still can be saved.