Private Life - Bear Snake Rat Wolf & Turtle

Kavit Anjal

Sinopsis

This book explores the private lives of five iconic yet often misunderstood animals: the bear, snake, rat, wolf, and turtle. While they carry symbolic weight in myths and stories, their real lives are filled with daily routines, social interactions, and subtle behaviors. From the bear’s sunlit naps and playful parenting to the snake’s silent shedding under rocks, and the rat’s tight-knit colony life, each creature’s world is rich with emotion and survival strategies. The wolf’s family bonds and the turtle’s enduring migrations reflect a deep intelligence and instinctive wisdom. Through these portraits, readers are invited to look beyond fear or folklore and see these animals as individuals navigating their environments with grace, resilience, and purpose. The stories illuminate how they communicate, raise young, find food, and endure challenges. These quiet revelations foster empathy and wonder, reminding us that every creature, no matter how feared or revered, lives a life shaped by instinct, struggle, and connection.

Disponible desde: 02/05/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 70 páginas.

Novela juvenil

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