Book description
Many of John Muir's most vivid and memorable stories celebrate his encounters with animals. Whether breakfasting with deer, attempting to scare off a black bear, or musing upon the ferocity of ants, Muir looks upon the animal world with amazement and affection, and the power of his words, the freshness…
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Why read it?
1 author picked John Muir's Book of Animals as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I love Muir’s thoughtful observations about each of the multiple animals he describes based on his hikes in the American West.
He includes details not only about their physical attributes and behavior, but also about their character and psychology. His endearing descriptions demonstrate a respect for these animals, and they provide insights that only someone who paid close attention would see.
From Michelle's list on soulmate animals that think and love.
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