“Andy Wood is so clear, so concise, so inspirational, you’ll think you are sitting across a table listening to him talk. This book will literally change the way you understand your back yard... and thus will literally change your life.”
—Clyde Edgerton, Author of Solo: My Adventures in the Air.

“Andy Wood celebrates the little things that oftengo unobserved in a world full of hurry and haste.... In these quiet and deeply felt essays, Andy helps all of us understand the variety and vulnerabilities of nature’s creatures, large and small.”
—Lawrence S. Earley, author of Looking for Longleaf: The Fall and Rise of an American Forest

Populating this book of essays are a colorful cast of crickets, moles, songbirds, toads, owls, loggerhead turtles, and one of Wood’s “closest friends,” the rams-horn snail.

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