BRINGING BACK THE MAGIC: A TRANSFORMATIONAL MEMOIR is a deeply moving comeback story. After the loss of her mother at six years old, Maggie Wright struggled through a phobic childhood; and with the help of the many animal companions in her life, she transformed into a powerful advocate for them. Her adult connection with her African Grey parrots opened her mind and heart to see nature from a new perspective. Margaret Wright walks the reader through a profound way of seeing nature’s critters as the true individuals that they are. After reading this book, you will not look at Nature and animals in the same way.
IF YOU SUFFERED EMOTIONAL PAIN IN CHILDHOOD…
IF YOU LOVE YOUR PETS, ANIMALS, AND NATURE…
YOU WILL IDENTIFY WITH THIS BOOK!
IT’S A MUST READ!!!
“In this time of stress and chaos, we have our human and animal children and our backyard critter families to hold onto and to love. The more grounded we are in nature, the stronger we are to withstand the forces of fear. It’s about reconnecting with our values.”
Maggie Wright, 2008.
This book is about love. It’s about remembering the magic of childhood and “bringing it back” into our lives. It’s about loving our animals and protecting their welfare. You’ll want to hug this book because it comes so deeply from the heart.
It’s not just a memoir about Margaret T. Wright’s relationship with her pet rabbits, dogs, and parrots, but it also tackles difficult issues that all animal owners will be facing over the next few years. It discusses the differences between ANIMAL WELFARE and ANIMAL RIGHTS, and Maggie explains WHY she believes that becoming GUARDIANS to our animals is a VERY BAD IDEA. (ANIMAL OWNERSHIP versus ANIMAL GUARDIANSHIP) Every person that loves his dog, cat, rabbit, gerbil, horse, bird, fish, and so on, MUST become aware of what is going on in this area. Our animal companion pets depend on it!
Then there are many fun stories, such as the first trip that Maggie and her African Grey parrot Merlin took to Tucson to see their friend Dr. Irene Pepperberg and their first meeting with Alex the Grey. And there are touching parts with nature, such as Maggie’s friendship with Gwen, a beautiful Mourning Dove, who befriended her in the yard.
This is a heart book that YOU’VE JUST GOT TO READ!!!
