Natural Instinct
Natural Instinct by Barbara Bechler is a juvenile fiction book published by iUniverse in July 2005. This edition spans 68 pages and is presented in English. The story follows rivals Ian and Chad as they acquire a pigeon that is a descendant of the famous World War I pigeon, Cher Ami. When their new racer fails to return to her coop, the boys face a disqualifying moment in the world of pigeon racing, prompting them to consider unconventional training methods.
Readers will find that the narrative addresses common childhood challenges, including issues related to bullies, divorce, and family dynamics. The plot explores themes of friendship and courage as the boys navigate their rivalry and seek help from Chad’s father. The book presents an engaging look at the world of pigeon racing while maintaining a light-hearted tone, ensuring that the story remains accessible and relatable for young readers.
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Rivals Ian and Chad acquire a pigeon that is a descendant of Cher Ami, the famous World War I pigeon. Their new racer flies onto the roof instead of into her coop, a disqualifying moment in the world of pigeon racing. Do they dare involve a bird of prey for on the job training of an errant pigeon? Will Chad find the courage to ask his father for help? Can the boys get along long enough to carry out their risky plan? This short chapter book tackles common, but intimidating, childhood problems, such as bullies, divorce, step-parents and alcoholic parents. The breezy discussion of an unusual, appealing hobby keeps this problem novel from becoming overbearingly message-driven. -Kirkus Discoveries
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