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Gentle Footprints

Gentle Footprints

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Subtitle A collection of animal stories
By Adams, Richard; Angell, Sally; Burgess, Pauline; Burns, Abi; Cleasby, Anne; Dolle, David; Fountain, Marilyn; Hobbs-Wyatt, Debz; James, Gill; James, Mandy K; Lee, Emma; Norton-Smith, Dulcinea; Peek, Bookey; Reeves, Diane M; Richards, Gail; Smith, Mark R; T
Summer 2010

Synopsis

Adult short stories about wild animals. Each gives a real sense of the wildness of the animal remaining true to the philosophy of the Born Free Foundation that animals belong in the wild. Proceeds of the book go to this charity. Also includes information about featured animals and conservation links.

Author's Biography

Includes story by Watership Down author Richard Adams, foreword by Virginia McKenna OBE- 19 authors in total. Richard Adams was 90 on May 9th and this is his first new story in 14 years. Book to be launched at Hay- featured on The Book Show on Sky Arts on June 4th

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£11.99 Paperback

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Reader Comments

This anthology is very special, and it's for a good cause too! Loved the wide ranging stories.
This is a fantastic book. I am a real animal lover and although some of the stories are really sad, they are real and they make you think. Animals belong in the wild. Ceins aged 12
Moving stories raising funds for a worthy cause.
This is a really good anthology of stories, recommended for any animal lover, or even anyone curious to learn more about the natural world. Certainly, readers will be left in no doubt about man's duty to protect other species, instead of exploiting them or destroying their habitat. My favourite stories were about the Cornish Chough, the Honey Badger, Moon Bear and female Octopus - none of which were species I was familiar with before. All in all, Gentle Footprints is a very varied, entertaining and poignant read.
A fantastic anthology of truly inspirational stories!
This is a truly fantastic book. The writers have really captured the viewpoints of the animals.
This is a fab book because it's a collection of animal stories for adults- some moving, some very sad, some funny- all are touching. There's even one by Watership Down author Richard Adams. And what's great is not only will you own a beautiful book but you'll know that by doing so you will be directly helping these animals as proceeds go to Born Free.