Book description
This book is based on a true story with the author’s request to
empty all pockets of opinions before entering the space. What
are the true beginnings of Pete to have such strong connections
to animals, mountains and trees while generally avoiding people?
We see a young cougar’s manner in…
Why read it?
1 author picked Path Of The Pinon as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This was one of those books that I couldn’t wait until I had time to read it. I was a beta reader of this novel and even though it was unedited at the time, it drew me into a world from long ago.
It takes place in old New Mexico, by a person who grew up in that area. It’s loosely based on his great-aunt, who did many of the things the Protagonist, Pete, experiences in the story.
Pete, is like no other main character I’ve read. She is more wild than civilized and because of that, has a pure…
From HJ's list on people who really hug trees.
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