Name: One Sky, Many Roads (en Inglés)
SKU: 69148090
Price: 392.57 MXN
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Author: John Hosek
ISBN: 9798174087217

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Independently published

Autor

John Hosek

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

200

ISBN13

9798174087217

One Sky, Many Roads (en Inglés)

John Hosek (Autor) · Independently published · Libro Físico

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Reseña del libro "One Sky, Many Roads (en Inglés)"

You can lock a wild thing away. You cannot make it forget the sky. Two travelers. One sky. Many roads home. One Sky, Many Roads - An adult fable of the caged and the free. When a golden eagle is found poached on a roadside, her orphaned chick survives with a strange, notched band on his leg - and a story that doesn't add up. A tired ranger, afraid for his job and unraveling at home, takes a shortcut that will follow him for years. A fabricated file names the young eagle "Lucky," declares him flightless, and quietly routes him out of sight. But three witnesses refuse to let the lie stand: Mara, a veterinary student who notices the one missing line in a record; Supe, a monarch butterfly who lingers past her season - risking the long flight south to the Oyamel firs - to carry the truth of what she saw; and the eagle himself, whose wings remember what the paperwork denies. As a trafficking ring built on false transfers and "managed inventory" begins to unravel - pulling them toward a courtroom where the truth must be proven one line at a time - each of them must reckon with a harder question: what do you do when you can't return to the life you were made for? Moving between a ranger's guilt, a student's stubborn conscience, and the silent language of the birds themselves, One Sky, Many Roads braids a human story of loss and hard-won growth with the perilous journeys of an eagle and a butterfly - a fable of wildlife crime, complicity, and repair. Two travelers, one sky, and the long way home: in the end it asks what we owe the wild things we cage, and how freeing them changes us. All profits from this book support wildlife conservation and the fight against wildlife trafficking.