Where the Seals Sing: Exploring the Hidden Lives of Britain’s Grey Seals

There are fewer grey seals in the world than endangered African elephants, but the British Isles host almost half of this global population. Every year these charismatic animals, with their expressive eyes and whiskers more sensitive than our fingertips, haul out on our shores to breed and raise their pups. 
Susan Richardson has always been entranced by seals; they seem to have surfaced at key junctions throughout her life, comforting her as an anxious child, bringing joy as she began to spread her wings as a writer and helping her to find her way after the loss of her mother. Now she sets out to trace the rhythm of their lives, travelling the coasts clockwise from Cornwall to Norfolk, in line with the autumn pupping season. Along the way she explores the myths surrounding seals, from their shapeshifting selkie skins to the claims that they decimate fish populations, and she discovers that the greatest dangers they face come from co-existing with us. 
Brimming with vivid descriptions of the natural world, Where the Seals Sing is a lyrical tale of memory, rescue and rehabilitation. While loss, both personal and ecological, is a recurring theme, the human–seal connection that flows through the story is stirring and uplifting.

Richardson, Susan

Parenting & Relationships

William Collins

FIDDLIN' FOOL #186

Loveswept

Greenwich before 2000: A chronology of the Town of Greenwich, 1640-1999

History

Americas

Historical Society of the Town of Greenwich

This book includes nearly 200 questions to ask your loved ones, along with guidance on how to conduct fun and heartfelt interviews with them. Through a daughter's journey to learn everything she can about her mother, you'll learn how to create your family tree, organize your family photos, capture family recipes, and even how to discuss the difficult topics together. While going through this process you will create new memories that will be with you forever, and in the end, your loved ones' history and stories will be captured for generations to come.Our elders are a treasure trove of stories, experiences, and family history that they would love to share with us. Unfortunately, we often don't think about the missing details of their lives until it's too late. Take this time to begin your own journey with the ones you love.

As Long As You Remember Me: A Guide to Making Memories with Your Loved Ones While Preserving Their History and Stories

Self-Help

Tinkering Spinster, The

Words the Turtle Taught Me

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Cinnamon Press

Skindancing

Things My Mother Left Behind is more than the poetic story of a woman's experience with loss and her journey to blindness. It is the birth of an awakening; learning to see beyond the limitations we allow ourselves to become tethered to and defined by. In the author's words, we find ourselves at the point where darkness and light converge, entwined by her search for meaning as she clings to the undeniable connection between pain and joy; grief and love. By delving into the center of sadness and addiction, we recognize a loss of innocence, the laying bare of what hides beneath the scattered bones of escapism. She will teach us that no matter how dark our days may be, there is always a light inside each of us that cannot be extinguished.

Things My Mother Left Behind

Genre Fiction

Potter's Grove Press LLC

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