A former art editor of Time magazine, Eliot is a consummate storyteller who relates tales from his own childhood, as well as from around the globe. In the process, the common humanity of various people becomes apparent, and we learn that beings--divine, human, and natural--need one another. Eliot thus reveals important contemporary ecological messages held within these stories. Recommended especially for public but also for seminary libraries.
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