Heart of a Crow - Sams, Cynthia
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Henry is a smart and beautiful crow that lives in Cook Street Village, in the heart of Victoria, B.C., Canada. Henry becomes a friend of Mabel, an older woman living in the same village. He spends hours with her, eating treats and playing games. Henry is kind and generous and Mabel wishes to protect him from visitors to the village, who seem to dislike crows. Children throw rocks at the crows to frighten them away and Mabel feels compelled to change their perception and introduce them to Henry. She feels that all animals, and people, should be treated with respect and kindness. Mabel thinks that Henry has a big heart.…mehr

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Henry is a smart and beautiful crow that lives in Cook Street Village, in the heart of Victoria, B.C., Canada. Henry becomes a friend of Mabel, an older woman living in the same village. He spends hours with her, eating treats and playing games. Henry is kind and generous and Mabel wishes to protect him from visitors to the village, who seem to dislike crows. Children throw rocks at the crows to frighten them away and Mabel feels compelled to change their perception and introduce them to Henry. She feels that all animals, and people, should be treated with respect and kindness. Mabel thinks that Henry has a big heart.
Autorenporträt
Cynthia is a retired human rights lawyer, and she has always championed the belief that everyone, no matter the colour of their skin, their religion, their ethnicity, their sexual orientation, or whether they are disabled, deserves to be treated equally under the law and with dignity and respect by others. Cynthia is often found working in her garden, where she loves to feed the birds and squirrels and care for the fish in her pond. This love of nature and her human rights work have inspired her to write children's books that use animal stories to help encourage respect and tolerance. Cynthia currently lives with her husband Andre, and best fur friend, Moe the bulldog, in Shawnigan Lake, north of Victoria, British Columbia. Cynthia feels strongly that children require constant reminders by parents, teachers, and friends of the need for kindness in the world. Cynthia is also an amateur photographer who loves to take photos of nature in and around Vancouver Island.