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Bashan And I

Bashan And I

By: William J. Long
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Summary
 Step into the enchanting world of late nineteenth-century naturalist William J. Long, as he unveils the secret lives of woodland creatures in his captivating second book. In Wilderness Ways, Long shares the intimate stories of these animals, drawn from his patient hours spent in the woods, observing their behaviors firsthand. Critics may have challenged him for attributing human emotions to his subjects, but here, he takes a different approach—offering a raw and honest depiction of the wilderness where tenderness and brutality coexist. With vivid imagery and accessible prose, this book invites readers of all ages on a journey into Longs hidden wilderness, revealing the beauty and complexity of nature. Join us as we explore the depths of animal life through Longs eyes and experience the magic of the wild. (Summary by Jill Engle)

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