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Alfie and Me: What Owls Know, What Humans Believe
by Carl Safina
ALFIE AND ME (9/28/2023)
I was interested in ALFIE AND ME because I had attended a rehabilitation center for owls, and had met a very friendly owl at that time. This book would be interesting to anyone who loves the rehabilitation of any animals, but especially the personalities of owls. This bookmore
At the Edge of the Haight
by Katherine Seligman
At the Edge of the Haigh (11/1/2020)
The reason I was intrigued by this book was my own experience in San Francisco with our son who was an emergency room resident. As I began to read, I became involved immediately into the lives of the young adults in the story and could visualize what I had seen in Sanmore
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