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    Lessons in Taxidermy: A Compendium of Safety and Danger
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    Lessons in Taxidermy: A Compendium of Safety and Danger
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    Lessons in Taxidermy: A Compendium of Safety and Danger

    By Bee Lavender

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    About this ebook

    -Punk Planet Books imprint has had a great deal of early success -- combining attractive packaging with a national network of engaged young people. -Author is very active in multiple publications and journals (see bio) for women, young parents, and punk subculture.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAkashic Books
    Release dateApr 1, 2005
    ISBN9781617750526
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    Lessons in Taxidermy: A Compendium of Safety and Danger

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    • 5/5
      Wow. This book was a whirlwind. I couldn't put it down and I can't believe this woman is still alive. Being curious by nature I scoured the internet looking for pictures of Bee Lavender. I really wanted to know what she looked like. It is hard to find any pictures of her. (She does state in the book she doesn't like her photography taken.) It's horrible what she has been through at such a young age, yet the book ends on a hopeful note. She is going to live her life to the fullest while she can. That is amazing. I think she is a true hero in her own sense. She is also an amazing writer. She has a very strong voice and lays things out just as they happened. She doesn't try to get the reader to feel sorry or have sympathy for her.
    • 5/5
      I don't know why I picked up this book. I didn't really want to read it. But once I started I couldn't stop. In places it is difficult to read, but overall it is a hopeful story.