A Family's Journey: Saving a Little Part of Nature
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| Rating | : | 4.30 (860 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1939425484 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 198 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-07-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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John from Ridgecrest said A Different View. This was a story I enjoyed because it showed a side of the natural world I had never thought about beforebeing able to watch and be involved in the maturing and growth of a "wild" animal. The author gives insights into the ways "Lucky the Crow" learned about the world and how he interacted with the family. It was interesting how Lucky's behavior was influenced by the people he was around and how he in turn affected. Larry said Entertaining, Educational, Enjoyable. A close friend of Mike for many years now, I had the good fortune of living a part of a families journey first hand. Reading the story not only brought back fond memories, I also gained a new perspective and respect for Mike's knowledge, insights, and his love of nature. A must read for anyone who enjoys an entertaining story, and that universal connection we all share with Family, Friends, Nature, and the amazing . "This is a wonderful story for anyone who loves wildlife, humanity and planet earth." according to Deseret A Hatcher. "A Family's Journey," written by Mike Robson takes a look into the act of human kindness regarding fellow creatures both large and small. This is a wonderful story for anyone who loves wildlife, humanity and planet earth.Thank you for saving our wildlife!
A Family's Journey is a heartwarming story about adopting a wild newly hatched baby bird and lovingly raising it as part of your family. Mike Robson shares his expertise on crows that he learned first hand (or should I say "first feathered?") when he nurtured his little friend to become an independent part of nature that he sadly had to release-literally empty nest syndrome was felt ready this story.I recommend this book to adult, as well as middle school plus who loves animals. It amazed me to realize how clever, witty and full of personality a tiny bird can truly be.