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A Tree for the Birds

Nature Writing
By: Vernon RL Head(Author)
280 pages
A Tree for the Birds
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  • A Tree for the Birds ISBN: 9781431425655 Hardback Feb 2019 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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In this long-awaited follow-up to his international success, The Rarest Bird in the World, Vernon Head once again reveals his mastery of the genre of nature writing. This time with a novel, A Tree for the Birds. In this remarkable book, Head captivates and enchants us as he tells of the adventures of Chrisnelt, Chaminda and Pastor Kadazi as they navigate deep into the mysterious world of the Congo River, the Great Dancing Road.

This story of a boy's quest contains an urgent ecological message: a plea to break down the boundaries that humans impose on the world and to reconnect with the eternal, life-sustaining cycles of nature. Head offers a novel of profound beauty. Set in the heart of Africa, this powerful story at the edge of damnation bends a reflection of all of us through the eyes of a birdwatcher who sees wings fly like escaping leaves on streams of eternal water and air for all.

A Tree for the Birds reveals Head's deep love for nature and his penetrating and startling way of seeing birds. This story will fascinate birdwatchers, twitchers, bird lovers and birders-in-training alike.

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Nature Writing
By: Vernon RL Head(Author)
280 pages
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