Within these poignant pages, you will read about and review the colorful and complete world of all our feathered friends. See birds from far and near and explore their extensive, worldwide diversities. In the end, you will recognize and learn, despite all their differences, they are all still first and foremost, foundationally, one family of birds! Yes it is true: each individual is special and unique. And so, also thus, in perfect parallel, they are all just like us!
Author Andrew S. Taylor and Illustrator James G. Martin take you on this vibrant and visual display of diversity of all the spectacular spectrum of beautiful birds. And you will ultimately see, how all that in totality, transparently translates into reality, to the whole planetary population of humanity, all around our wonderful world!
About the author
Andrew S. Taylor holds two BSED degrees in Pre-K-12, Elementary and Secondary Education Theater/Speech. As a self-employed entrepreneur, he is a teenage through adult Life Enrichment Teacher, Creativity Workshop Facilitator, Special Event Public Speaker, and Personal/Professional Life Coach/Consultant. He is equally proficient with individuals, couples, and large-scale groups. At Interlochen National Arts Camp, he was Divisional Honor Camper (’87 H.S.B. Theater Major) and Honor Cabin Counselor (’05 & ‘07). He was his university’s Muppet Mascot, The OU Bobcat, a Pre-K-12 Child Care Teacher/Program Director for eight years, and also The Children’s Department Supervisor & Storytime Reader, at a super-sized Barnes & Noble, for four years.When not every day, enthusiastically engaged in creative writing, his hobbies include collating his colossal collection of Movies & TV Shows (2,800+DISKS!), making beaded jewelry (pins, necklaces, and friendship bracelets), and acting in Community Theater. Mr. Taylor lives in Ann Arbor, MI, and can be contacted at www.TaylorEDTime.com. Download the book sheet for Phenomenal PhoenixDownload the book sheet for Something SmallDownload the book sheet for A Cloud & The Eye of the BeholderDownload the book sheet for Birds!
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