Among The Night People - Dillingham Pierson, Clara
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"Among the Night People" by Clara Dillingham Pierson is a collection of engaging stories that delve into the lives of various nocturnal animals, offering readers a glimpse into the vibrant world that comes alive after sunset. The book opens with the tale of the Black Spanish Chickens, who are raised by a Speckled Hen. Despite her initial disappointment that the chicks are not speckled like her, she grows to care for them deeply. As the chicks mature, they learn to navigate the world outside their coop, eventually finding their place among the other farm animals. Another story follows the…mehr

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"Among the Night People" by Clara Dillingham Pierson is a collection of engaging stories that delve into the lives of various nocturnal animals, offering readers a glimpse into the vibrant world that comes alive after sunset. The book opens with the tale of the Black Spanish Chickens, who are raised by a Speckled Hen. Despite her initial disappointment that the chicks are not speckled like her, she grows to care for them deeply. As the chicks mature, they learn to navigate the world outside their coop, eventually finding their place among the other farm animals. Another story follows the Wigglers, who transform into mosquitoes. The narrative captures their journey from eggs to adulthood, highlighting their challenges and the lessons they learn about survival and adaptation. The book also features the mischievous Raccoon children, who, despite their mother's best efforts, often find themselves in trouble due to their playful antics. Their adventures teach them about the importance of listening to their elders and the consequences of their actions. The timid Ground Hog family faces their own set of challenges, particularly the young ones who must overcome their fear of daylight to explore the world around them. Through these stories, Pierson not only entertains but also educates young readers about the habits and habitats of various animals, emphasizing themes of growth, responsibility, and the natural cycle of life. Each tale is rich with moral lessons, making the book both an enjoyable and enlightening read for children and adults alike.