Animal Books

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Hello all, hope everyone is doing well!  I am happy to have a few comments on my earlier posts so i know atleast a couple people are watching this page.

I wanted to list some of my Animal Books that i own so that people could request a book review if it sounds interesting.  This way if you find yourself interested in one of my books i will quickly get the review up so you can have an idea on what the book is about.

Also i would like to take this time to request suggestions for my site and also to let people know they can message me with questions, comments or book suggestions.  With that being said, onto the upcoming book reviews!

1. Animal Wise, The spirit Language and Signs of Nature, by Ted Andrews
2. Chimpanzee Politics, Power and sex among apes (25th Anniversary Edition), by Frans de Waal
3. National Geographic’s The Great Apes, Between Two Worlds, Photographs and essays by Michael Nichols
4. Smithsonian Institution’s ANIMAL, the definitive Visual Guide to the World’s Wildlife, Editors-in-Chief David Burnie & Don E. Wilson
5. Animal Magick, The Art of Recognizing and Working with Familiars, by D.J. Conway
6. The Souls of Animals, by Gary Kowalski
7. Talking with Nature, by Michael J. Roads, author of Journey into Nature
8. Primates and Philosophers, How Morality Evolved, by Frans de Waal
9. Gorillas in the Mist, by Dian Fossey, the Gorilla woman
10. My Life with the Chimpanzees, the Fascinating Story of One of the World’s Most Celebrated Naturalists (Revised Edition), by Jane Goodall
11. Jane Goodall, The Woman Who Redefined Man, by Dale Peterson
12. Reason For Hope, A Spiritual Journey, by Jane Goodall with Phillip Berman
    
13. The Chimpanzees of Gombe, Patterns of Behavior, by Jane Goodall
14. Nature-Speak, Signs, Omens & Messages in Nature, by Ted Andrews
15. The Living Planet, by David Attenborough

So please do let me know which you would like to see first.  I will hope to do a book a day, maybe 2 or 3, maybe none but that is what i will shoot for.  I will also through in a few Nature books as well, since animals go hand in hand with nature.