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Children of all age and children at heart who would love to explore more about their flying feathery friends will surely enjoy its beauty and wonder enclosed and collected in one amazing book. Children and all mankind are well informed that some of the flying species are endangered and some are at risk of extinction. Not only birds but also other species of animals. All of us are required to take good care of our environment, get rid of pollutants, and help save our Mother Earth and all her lovely creatures. Living in a healthy atmosphere coupled with clean living will benefit the living ones especially the animals. A detailed description of birds of any kind are compiled in one interesting book, The Curious Book of Birds, which was written by Abbie Farwell Brown. Brown was an American writer. She was born in Boston, Massachusetts, some of her relatives are also inclined to writing like her sister Ethel who was an author and illustrator under the pseudonym Ann Underhill. The author spent her whole life living in New England with her family for many generations in their Beacon hill residence. She was well educated and was very intelligent excelling as class valedictorian at Bowdoin School. She also enrolled in the Girls’ Latin School and got friends with Josephine Preston Peabody, an American poet and playwright. She led the newly organized school magazine, named The Jabberwock after the poem by Lewis Carroll with her permission. After she finished her high school, she got into Radcliffe College and successfully graduated. She was dedicated into writing and wrote poems and books such as In the Days of Giants: A Book of Norse Tales; The Flower Princess; The Christmas Angel; The Book of Saints and Friendly Beasts; John of the Woods; Kisington Town; The Ten Blowers; and other enticing books which were not mentioned.
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