A coyote is a very smart kind of wild dog. A coyote does not want
to live the way a tame dog does, with someone to feed him and give
him a home. He wants to dig his own den, hunt his own supper,
staying wild and very free. Young and older people alike, whether
they have seen coyotes or not, will be delighted with this animal
who can sing bass and tenor at the same time, who builds his house
with a chimney for ventilation, and who "cooks" food for his very
young babies. In this natural science picture book, Wilfrid Bronson
writes of the almost human habits of this freedom-loving American
animal with the same simplicity and authenticity which mark all his
work. Fully illustrated with accurate and humorous drawings.
Wilfred Swancourt Bronson wrote his first book at the age of eight.
Called "Animal People," it started like this: "This book is for
children who are interested in animals and birds. It has verey good
pictures in it and children can understand it verey easily." He
later learned to spell, and wrote and illustrated over twenty books
for children with "verey good pictures" that they could understand.
Young readers everywhere are glad he did.
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