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Stickeen is a wonderfully written short story by one of the world's best Nature writers. It is a well crafted story that reveals a major change in humaity's view of the world around it: That other creatures of the Earth have thoughts and feelings not all that different from our own.
It is a book that is as perfect for children as it is for adults. It would make the perfect study on the construction of a short story, it exposes much about the human-nature relationship, and above all, it is entertaining.
