The Race to Save the Lord God Bird
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2004
208
Book • Nonfiction
Southern United States • 1940s
2004
Adult
10-14 years
1150L
The Race to Save the Lord God Bird by Phillip Hoose chronicles the history and plight of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker. It explores the efforts of individuals and groups to prevent its extinction, highlighting the bird's ecological significance and the challenges faced in wildlife conservation, while offering insights into the broader struggle to protect endangered species.
Informative
Challenging
Melancholic
Inspirational
Contemplative
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The Race to Save the Lord God Bird by Phillip Hoose is praised for its engaging narrative and meticulous research, offering a compelling account of the ivory-billed woodpecker's history and conservation efforts. Some critics note that the text can be dense, which might challenge younger readers. Despite this, it effectively raises awareness about species preservation.
Readers fascinated by environmental conservation, avian species, and historical narratives would enjoy The Race to Save the Lord God Bird by Phillip Hoose. Comparable to books like Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, it appeals to those interested in ecological activism and preservation stories.
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208
Book • Nonfiction
Southern United States • 1940s
2004
Adult
10-14 years
1150L
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