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This is the first book of a series to be published by Wildlife Educators Publishing, an adjunct to Wildlife Educators Coalition, an all volunteer organization which introduces children of all ages to a variety of live, exotic animals and uses this exciting experience to raise awareness about a number of issues. This book is a fable featuring some of the animals belonging to WEC. A small fox is raised by rabbits and believes he is a rabbit. As he grows up, he notices significant differences between himself and his family. He is puzzled and a little frightened, wondering if he really belongs....

Recollections of Tartar Steppes, first published in 1863, is a lost classic of women's travel writing that remains one of the earliest and best examples of the genre. In February 1848 the erstwhile English governess Lucy Atkinson set off from Moscow with her new husband Thomas Witlam Atkinson on a journey that would eventually last almost six years and cover more than 40,000 miles through the unknown wastes of Siberia and Central Asia. To add to the challenge, Lucy found soon after setting off out that she was pregnant. Having barely ever ridden in her life, she spent her entire pregnancy on...