Description
Discover 'The Flight of Birds', a captivating novel composed of twelve poignant stories that delve into the intricate interplay between human and avian worlds. Each story in this poignant collection invites you to explore the lives of birds—creatures that embody freedom yet are intimately connected to our everyday life. Author Joshua Lobb masterfully weaves narratives that highlight encounters with diverse bird species, from the delightful native species to exotic imports. As you turn the pages, you'll find yourself immersed in a world where wild and tame birds represent varying facets of humanity’s own struggles and joys.
This collection not only illustrates humanity's relationship with birds, revealing how we perceive them as pets, pests, or even food, but also serves as a profound meditation on themes of grief, loss, and momentary human connections. The poignant narratives resonate deeply with readers, shedding light on isolation, depression, and the fundamental transformations occurring within our environment. With each turn of the page, discover how climate change impacts these wondrous creatures and, in turn, our lives—sparking a profound awareness of our responsibilities toward the planet. 'The Flight of Birds' will change the way you think about nature and humanity’s place within it. This A5 size tankobon is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper connection to the living beings that share our world.
This collection not only illustrates humanity's relationship with birds, revealing how we perceive them as pets, pests, or even food, but also serves as a profound meditation on themes of grief, loss, and momentary human connections. The poignant narratives resonate deeply with readers, shedding light on isolation, depression, and the fundamental transformations occurring within our environment. With each turn of the page, discover how climate change impacts these wondrous creatures and, in turn, our lives—sparking a profound awareness of our responsibilities toward the planet. 'The Flight of Birds' will change the way you think about nature and humanity’s place within it. This A5 size tankobon is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper connection to the living beings that share our world.