A Little Brother To The Bear And Other Animal Stories

William J. Long again introduces us to some of the Wood Folk and their stories of living based on his own observations in the woods. In this volume, Mooweesuk the Coon is called the bear's little brother because he so often resembles the "big prowler in the black coat." Also included are chapters on the woodcock, the wildcat, the toad, and many other animals. He likewise includes a chapter on "animal surgery" that describes some ways animals treat their wounds and a chapter on "Hunting without a Gun", which is based on following large animals and observing them. Long's books are great for children and adults alike

estions. In the heart of every man will be found the measure of his world, whether it be small or great. He will judge heat, not by mathematical computation of[12] the sun's energy, but by the twitch of his burned finger, as every other child does; and comprehend the law of reaction, not from Ganot's treatise, but by pulling on his own boot-straps. So, with all the new facts of animal life before him, he will still live in a blind world and understand nothing until he have the courage to look in his own heart and read.

A Little Brother to the Bear

A LITTLE BROTHER TO THE BEAR

FEW knew the way to the little house in the rocks where the Little Brother to the Bear lived. It was miles away from every other house but one, in the heart of the big still woods. You had to leave the highway where it dipped into a cool dark hollow among the pines, and follow a lonely old road that the wood-choppers sometimes used in winter, and that led you, if you followed it far enough, to a tumble-down old mill on another cross-road, where the brook chattered and laughed all day long at the rusty wheel, and the phœbe built unmolested[16] under the sagging beams, and you could sometimes hear a trout jumping among the foam bubbles in the twilight. But you did not go so far if you wanted to find where the Little Brother to the Bear lived.

As you followed the

Fun stories about watching animals and the amazing things they do. Very observant and entertaining.

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It's okay but not so great
I personally don't like it and I would not recommended it for any one

A great book about wildlife and the amazing things that happen in the wilderness.
I heard some insights from this book that compare to what scientists say today about animals as if they had never been said before.

I enjoyed this book. It is great to read someones observations of nature.

William J. Long

A Little Brother to the Bear and other Animal Stories

William J. Long

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