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Summary: Meaning and wonder...
Review: I read this book slowly. It makes you laugh, cry, and THINK. From the book: "What do you mean Man and Woman are two sexes?" Said Coyote to me one night. "You know," I answered. Coyote shook himself "Well, you're wrong on that one." Grandfather in the corner started giggling. "Oh well, then how many sexes are there?" Coyote yawned and said, "For people, eight." "Eight?" I asked. "How can there be eight?" Coyote recited as Grandfather counted off on his fingers. "Woman who loves man. Man who loves woman. Woman who loves woman. Man who loves man. Man loving as woman. Woman loving as man. The one who is both. The one who is alone. Got that?" said Coyote and he curled up to go to sleep.
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Summary: True, Suspense, Heartfelt, Descriptive, Poetic, Journey
Review: Teresa Martino, a graced author who can write and share her adventure with wolf and freedom, is a storyteller with humor, respect, and gift of art and word. It was like I was there with her as she lived this journey. Riveting, piercing, thought-provoking, pondering, and inspiring are adjectives to describe this book.A true story of a wolf, her daughter, and woman,the author, who cross in each other's path of life. No preaching here. Beautiful physical descriptions of the land, the feelings, the sounds, the colors, the touch of wolf, and glimpses into the author's heart. I felt empathy for her questions she asked and struggled with her during her trials and vulnerabilities. The book goes beyond just another animal story to a tale of emotional questioning and searching by the author. A triumphant ending. A MUST read. The book grows better and better with each chapter. I found myself reading so fast wanting to know how it ended.
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Summary: A Personal Account of Wolf Reintroduction
Review: Teresa Tsimmu Martino writes a wonderful tale of her rescue of a wild wolf pup which she raises to be wild. Once old enough, Ms. Martino releases the wolf into the wilderness of Washington where it has survived and had her own litter. Martino's writing is vivid and human and full of the emotion that courses through her veins. She is also a horse trainer and has great stories to tell of her life around horses in her most recent book. So, buy this book; await its arrival with anticipation and then savour its story as you lose yourself in her words.
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Summary: A Personal Account of Wolf Reintroduction
Review: Teresa Tsimmu Martino writes a wonderful tale of her rescue of a wild wolf pup which she raises to be wild. Once old enough, Ms. Martino releases the wolf into the wilderness of Washington where it has survived and had her own litter. Martino's writing is vivid and human and full of the emotion that courses through her veins. She is also a horse trainer and has great stories to tell of her life around horses in her most recent book. So, buy this book; await its arrival with anticipation and then savour its story as you lose yourself in her words.
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Summary: Hawe! From T. Martino
Review: Thank you for the kind comments! It has been ten years since Mckenzie and I wandered the northern woods, and this Sept of 2000 I will be returning to do a wolf head count with my friends on the Island. I have not been up to check on Mckenzie or her children for 7 years. So wish us luck and thanks! More stories to come! Love T.Martino Muckqui Aki
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Summary: An exciting and moving story of adventure and insight.
Review: This unusual book tells the true story of a young woman's experiences raising a young wolf, and discovering herself and her connections with nature and her ancestors in the process. Exciting and moving story, rich in the surprising details of an odd partnership between wild and domestic
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