Beulah
Beulah by Brian L. Griffin, published by Knox Cellars Publishing on January 4, 2018, is a heartfelt narrative that recounts the author’s experiences with an orphaned crow named Beulah. This edition, consisting of 89 pages, is presented in English and captures the unique bond formed between the author, his sister, and the intelligent, mischievous crow they raised. The story highlights the lessons learned about the consequences of actions and the deep connections that can exist between humans and animals.
Readers will find a charming exploration of childhood memories intertwined with insights into the intelligence of crows and the broader themes of education and affection within the animal kingdom. The narrative is enriched by illustrations from prominent artist David W. Miller, which complement the author’s reflections on Beulah’s impact on his life. This book offers a glimpse into the fascinating experiences that shaped the author’s understanding of nature and relationships.
Official synopsis Publisher
Beulah Was an orphaned baby crow from San Juan Island, found and raised by the author and his sister when they were children. This is the story of Beulah, the intelligent, mischievous and lovable crow who provided the author and his family with many fascinating experiences as they raised her to maturity. Brian L. Griffin shares his fond memories of Beulah and what she taught him about the consequences of actions, the intelligence of crows, and the bond of love and affection that can grow between very different members of the Animal Kingdom. From Mason Bees to Crows, from bees to birds, this nationally recognized naturalist brings you a charming story of his childhood memories of Beulah the Crow. Illustrations are by prominent artist David W. Miller.
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