We often find someone who wants to give us their opinion when we decide to do something out of the ordinary - and this does not just happen to humans. Maggie, a mayfly nymph, also finds characters like these along her way. Where is Maggie...
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In Evasive Species, Bill Byrnes writes the story of Kodra, a Komodo Dragon, and the humans that she encounters after being smuggled into Florida. While Sanchez is giving her food, Kodra bites into his arm. Attempting to free himself, he releases the latch that keeps...
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In the tradition of Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, this novel explores a strange happening. In Earth Log by Blaine C. Readler, the protagonist wakes up one good morning to the startling realization that he is a ferret and the pet of a woman named Joanne....
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Etta has a unique gift. She doesn’t know it yet, but she’s going to find out about it very soon. She’s off to her grandparents' cabin in the mountains for the summer. It’s a very isolated location, but she loves going every year. She shares...
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In Emma and the Cutting Horse, Martha Deeringer has woven a delightful tale around the adventures of Emma, a fourteen-year-old girl who, with her parents, lives on a cattle ranch in Texas. Raising cattle has its moments, but for most small ranchers it does little...
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“Every Walrus can Fly” by Brian Phillips is a lesson in open-minded thinking, cleverly disguised as an attractive, vividly illustrated book for the entertainment of children. This story begins by asking a question: “Would you believe me if I said every walrus can fly? And...
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