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See more detail | | Tom Brown Jr The Vision
The first of Tom Brown's autobiographical books that focus on the spiritual side of his apprenticeship with Stalking Wolf, the Lipan Apache mentor he called "Grandfather". This title was originally planned to be the first half of a larger book called "Vision Quest", then split because of publisher's concerns about size.
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See more detail | | Tom Brown Jr. The Search
Tom Brown's second book, an autobiography describing his adventures growing up under the tutelage of Stalking Wolf (his apache mentor), difficult tracking cases as an adult, and ending with Tom's most difficult tracking test of all, tracking Stalking Wolf to his final resting place. A great book that expresses the author's philosophy of native spirituality well.
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See more detail | | Singing Creek
Capturing America's heart in 1920, Opal's childhood diary became an immediate bestseller. Innocent and intimate, this haunting diary reveals the life of a kind of feminine Peter Pan in the Oregon wilderness. Rediscovered and proven authentic by the bestselling author of The Tao of Pooh, it is now accompanied by a biography and afterword. Opal Whitely was an extraordinary girl born in 1897. Opal could speak to nature and nature could speak to her. This book contains the fascinating diary she wrote as a child and a biography of Opal researched and written by Benjamin Hoff
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See more detail | | Aldo Leopold:Fierce Green Fire
Fierce Green Fire. More than a million readers have read his words in A Sand County Almanac. Now meet the man whose work inspired a generation of conservationists.
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See more detail | | Gene Stratton-Porter Novelist and Naturalist
The traditional values and reverence for nature that her novels reflect continue to attract an admiring and responsive audience. Many of her novels have been issued in new editions, and demand among antique collectors for original editions is intense. However, until now, the famous Hoosier has been neglected by biographers, Judith Reick Long and the Indiana Historical Society seek to correct this injustice. Born on a farm in Wabash County, Indiana, in 1863, the youngest of twelve children, Gene Stratton spent much of her childhood roaming the woods and observing wildlife. It was during this time that she developed the independence of spirit and love of nature that would guide her actions throughout her life.
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