The Christmas Feast

Autorentext

Andrew Pink lives in Ipswich. It's a large town. It's not far from the coast and countryside.

Andrew loves the sea and country and enjoys walking through country lanes and along the shore. He likes to paint and draw as well as write.

He also likes to spend time in his garden. He likes wildlife and has several bird feeders in the garden.

Andrew volunteers as a tree warden and helps look after trees in and around Ipswich.

Klappentext

Have you ever let animals in your house? I don't mean spiders or moths; I mean wild animals like foxes or hedgehogs. I know a man who did just that, one very cold Christmas Eve.

This man loves nature. He learnt about animal tracks. He learnt about trees and the wildlife that uses them. Not only to live in but also for food, seeds and nuts.

We are surrounded by technology. In itself not a bad thing, but it can't beat finding the traces of a deer in the mud, or hedgehog poo or putting the name to a tree when you find its leaf or just standing and listening to the bird song.

You can find nature in your own back garden at any time of year. Just open your eyes and ears. That's what the man in this story did. He - oops! I almost gave it away.

Why not find out by reading the book?