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Kingdom of Claw (The Ashen, #2)

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Golden Son (Red Rising Saga, #2)

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Sojourn (Forgotten Realms: The Dark Elf Trilogy, #3; Legend of Drizzt, #3)

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“Surely there is a continuum from a pure, undefiled wilderness to a trammeled concrete industrial area. But there is no place, we now know, as the relentlessly global impacts of climate change become increasingly understood, that humans have left untouched; and there is no place that the wild does not, in some small way, proclaim itself.”
― Lyanda Lynn Haupt, Crow Planet: Essential Wisdom from the Urban Wilderness

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“Whenever I renew a commitment to studying raptors or gulls or crows or the birds in my backyard, more are given, more show themselves. Our efforts are rewarded, our studies are enhanced in experience. I cannot explain this, and I am reluctant to sound to woo-woo but we can take this as confidently as if it came from the Oracle at Delphi: the more we prepare, the more we are "allowed" somehow to see.”
― Lyanda Lynn Haupt, Crow Planet: Essential Wisdom from the Urban Wilderness

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