Seton, Ernest Thompson

Wild Animals I Have Known

Ernest Thompson Seton’s classic collection tells true animal stories with the feel of unforgettable character portraits. From Lobo, the great wolf of Currumpaw, to a crow, cottontail rabbit, dog, fox, mustang, yellow dog, and partridge, each creature is shown as a distinct individual with habits, intelligence, and personality. These are moving nature tales that can be thrilling, harsh, and deeply respectful of wild lives. Seton’s stories invite readers to see animals not as examples, but as beings with their own struggles and rights.

Wild Animals I Have Known

Moral

Takeaway

Wild creatures have feelings, needs, and rights, and people should treat them with respect and care.

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