Shaggycoat The Biography Of A Beaver - Hawkes, Clarence
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Shaggycoat: The biography of a beaver is a nature-focused narrative that explores survival and resilience through the experiences of a young beaver. Forced to flee with his grandfather after their peaceful home is destroyed by human hunters, the beaver is thrust into a dangerous world. The story highlights the challenges he faces in a wilderness that is both beautiful and threatening. The beaver must learn to navigate a life filled with loss, fear, and uncertainty, coming to terms with his newfound solitude. The narrative emphasizes the emotional and physical hardships that come with being…mehr

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Shaggycoat: The biography of a beaver is a nature-focused narrative that explores survival and resilience through the experiences of a young beaver. Forced to flee with his grandfather after their peaceful home is destroyed by human hunters, the beaver is thrust into a dangerous world. The story highlights the challenges he faces in a wilderness that is both beautiful and threatening. The beaver must learn to navigate a life filled with loss, fear, and uncertainty, coming to terms with his newfound solitude. The narrative emphasizes the emotional and physical hardships that come with being displaced, while also showcasing the resilience required to overcome these trials. As he ventures through the wilderness, the beaver s journey becomes one of self-discovery, adaptation, and growth, exploring the bond between nature and survival. The vivid description of his environment and his interactions with the world around him contributes to a compelling tale of survival against the odds, portraying the beaver's determination and strength.
Autorenporträt
Clarence Hawkes was an American author and lecturer, recognized for his nature stories and poetry. Born on December 16, 1869, in Goshen, Massachusetts, he developed a deep connection to the natural world, which became a central focus of his writing. Hawkes faced a significant challenge in life when he became blind, an experience he explored in his autobiography, The Darkened Path: A Story of Blindness and Its Triumphs, published in 1918. This work detailed his personal journey of overcoming the limitations imposed by blindness and finding new ways to engage with the world. Throughout his career, Hawkes wrote numerous books that celebrated the beauty of nature and the resilience of the human spirit. His works often illustrated the transformative power of nature, as well as the perseverance required to overcome adversity. Hawkes passed away on January 19, 1954, at the age of 84. He was the son of John and Sarah Hawkes, who played an important role in nurturing his love for writing and the outdoors.