Mother Nature & Her Human Friends - Kixmiller, John
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Mother Nature and Her Human Friends is a narrative poem. The characters include Will, a twenty-year-old, who works for Miller, the landscaper of the Bonvern Valley Park. Will discovers a cave of vines and a hidden pool, and, tired of his studio apartment, spends the night in the cave with his dog Hilda. He has a dream vision of Mother Nature, who speaks to him and creates a new direction for his life. A day later, Will meets Linda in the cave, and together they gather a new group called Mother Nature's Friends. They build a network to save the forest and the wetland in their valley, and risk…mehr

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Mother Nature and Her Human Friends is a narrative poem. The characters include Will, a twenty-year-old, who works for Miller, the landscaper of the Bonvern Valley Park. Will discovers a cave of vines and a hidden pool, and, tired of his studio apartment, spends the night in the cave with his dog Hilda. He has a dream vision of Mother Nature, who speaks to him and creates a new direction for his life. A day later, Will meets Linda in the cave, and together they gather a new group called Mother Nature's Friends. They build a network to save the forest and the wetland in their valley, and risk their lives to protect the living beauty around them. "I've worked all my life trying to re-envision who we are and what nature is and can be. The idea that nature has no soul is a travesty, a monstrous loss of our identity. But now I see a different goal, a new role for us to play." - Lisa Nieves, Parks Commissioner for Bonvern Valley
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In 1988, John KixMiller and his five-year-old daughter invented a game with everything they found in her toy box that could help create an imaginary town and forest, and people who lived there. This game became a story, and they began telling an episode each night. John's wife suggested that they tape the episodes. When their daughter left for college in 2002, she handed him a shoebox containing 30 tapes of the story and he began to transcribe it. In 2006, KixMiller began his dream of creating a book series that could help those facing a confusing, frightening future.