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    Nature's Ways

    By Paul Whybrow

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    We're surrounded by it, but forget how to see the creatures that we share the world with—from tiny insects to birds and flowers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPaul Whybrow
    Release dateJan 27, 2019
    ISBN9781540151605
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    Nature's Ways
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    Paul Whybrow

    Paul Whybrow has a young head on old shoulders. Ex many things, including being a teacher, counsellor, librarian, dispatch rider, milkman, postman, bar man, house renovator, classic vehicle restorer, courier, van driver, factory worker, project manager, live-in carer for the elderly, editor, photographer, volunteer at a community centre, play-schemes, homeless campaigns and nature conservation projects. I wrote non-fiction magazine articles for ages, but turned to creative writing in the summer of 2013. I've been my own boss for a long time, which means I'm working for an idiot and the pay is lousy—but the holidays are great. Paul Whybrow has a good heart inside a battered chest.

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