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A classic for anyone who loves animals is "Kinship with all Life" by J.
Allen Boone.  I guarantee this book will touch your heart and make you
think!!  (even includes a skunk named Zephyr)
 
Two of my favorite books when an animal dies: "I'll Always Love You" is a
children's book about the death of a beloved dog.  No matter how many times
I read it, I'm always choked up.  Wonderful book for the loss of any animal.
 
Also, "Badger's Parting Gifts" is a beautiful children's book about death,
suitable for the death of an animal or a person.  Another "children's" book
that will touch adults as well.
 
I am always on the lookout for inspiring books about positive animal/human
relations, or communicating with animals.  Would love to hear anyone's
suggestions; please e-mail.  Sorry this isn't about ferrets, sort of
generic animal stuff...
 
--Ronnie DiComo
Cinderella (mistress of 2:15 a.m.)
Ralph (infected with spring fever)
Harry (seeker of truth and bananas)
[Posted in FML issue 1508]

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