Listening to Whales Paperback by Alexandra Morton Education - Reference The surprising truth

The surprising truth

” a landline phone attached to a device that connects to a cellular network when plugged into a car’s cigarette lighter—and considers the value of human-centered approaches to communication

John Ford and John Wayne

“Scrupulous in her research and practically clairvoyant in her choice of urgent subjects — from the Indigenous boarding schools of her first novel to the disease and quarantine of The Second Life of Mirielle West — historical novelist Amanda Skenandore has quietly become one of the valley’s finest authors

Listening to Whales Paperback by Alexandra Morton Education - Reference The surprising truthProduct Details Publisher: Ballantine Books (2004 06 01) Language: English Paperback: 336 pages ISBN 13: 9780345442888 Item Weight: 493. 29 grams Dimensions: 9. 2 x 6. 13 x 0. 85 cm A warm, energetic memoir (Publishers Weekly, starred review) and an impassioned study of the profound connection between humans and whales, from an award winning marine researcher [Mortons] descriptions of [the whales] lives and their haunting underwater communications are