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Save The Planet, Hug A Clam

It has become obvious to all but the mostsingle sitting. Indeed, once you've gotten a
unrelentingly stubborn apologists for the oilsense of its sharp humor and cerebral charms,
industry that we now stand at a pivotalyou may be tempted to consume the whole thing
moment in the history of our planet. As muchwhile  in the middle of a crowded book store.
fun as it would be to make fun of Al Gore's
pretentious drawl and expanding bald spot,Try to avoid this temptation, as you will
none of us can afford to ignore his clarionfind Fables to be a veritable banquet of
call for global change. With humankind'sphilosophical speculation and belly laughs.
carbon footprint leaving a catastrophicHow in God's name, you may be wondering, can
impact upon Mother Earth, it is the sacredone book offer such seemingly incongruous
responsibility of every citizen to make arewards? The answer to that question is the
change for the better. We can all agree onsecret of Quisling's triumph. He has crafted
that much, but the next question is a lotthree distinct but thematically connected
thornier:  How  exactly  do  you  start?tales,focusing on some of the Earth's least
respected inhabitants: a clam, an ant, and an
As in so many vital areas of life, whenearthworm. Against all expectation, Quisling
confronted by a monumental task it isturns these lowly invertebrates into heroes
beneficial to start with something small. Inof  truly  epic  scale.
other words, begin by taking a "micro" view
of your "macro" problem. Numerous studiesBy infusing so much ambiguous life and
have indicated that the more we are taught torecognizably human foibles into its
respect and even love the tiniest creatures,three-pack of protagonists, Fables allows
the deeper connection we will feel to thereaders to understand these creatures as
planet at large. So if you're looking toreflections of ourselves. Laughable as the
address climate change in your own way, youclam's frustration with the emptiness of his
might want to start by picking up a copy ofexistence might seem, is our own periodic
Fables From the Mud by Erik Quisling. Thisdespair any less ridiculous? It all comes
book, simple in structure yet profound indown to a matter of perspective, which seems
implication, illuminates the plight ofto  be  one  of  Quisling's  primary lessons.
Earth's smallest inhabitants in a style that
will make you laugh even as your empathyAfter reading this timeless book, you may
expands.find yourself thinking twice before stepping
on the next ant you see crossing the
The first thing you are apt to notice aboutsidewalk. He's a guest on this ailing planet,
Fables is the fluid interchange betweenjust like you. And for all you know, he might
illustrations and text. This book has beenbe in the middle of an heroic struggle worthy
designed with such a graceful simplicity thatof mention in a book Fables From the Mud.
you could easily read it cover to cover in a



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