The Embracing Woods: A Book for Fathers to Give Their Sons

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Summary: (From a review provided by author):
Review: "This is a nature book for nature lovers," according to Roger de Rageot, Dr. Sci. (Sorbonne), He continues, "It concerns a young naturalist growing up in a small 1950's town snuggled up to Georgia's Great Pine Forest. The book remembers the boys, beasts and bullies -- the escapes into the woods to find peace and wisdom. It's about animal behavior observed and the boy's realization that animal behavior and human behavior are intimately related -- indeed the same. It's also beautifully written. God bless the boys and beasts of Fulgham's pine forest."

Rating:
Summary: (From a review provided by author):
Review: "This is a nature book for nature lovers," according to Roger de Rageot, Dr. Sci. (Sorbonne), He continues, "It concerns a young naturalist growing up in a small 1950's town snuggled up to Georgia's Great Pine Forest. The book remembers the boys, beasts and bullies -- the escapes into the woods to find peace and wisdom. It's about animal behavior observed and the boy's realization that animal behavior and human behavior are intimately related -- indeed the same. It's also beautifully written. God bless the boys and beasts of Fulgham's pine forest."

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Summary: NATURE WRITING ALIVE AND WELL
Review: Loren Eiseley would have loved this book. It's a nature book for nature lovers. The Embracing Forest concerns a young naturalist growing up in a small 1950's town snuggled up to Georgia's Pine Mountain, part of the Great Pine Forest. The
book remembers the boys, beasts and bullies -
the escapes into the woods to find peace and wisdom.
It's about animal behavior observed and the boy's realization that
animal behavior and human behavior are intimately related -- indeed the same. It's also beautifully written God bless
the boys and beasts of Fulgham's pine forest."