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It is late morning in the desert. The temperature is already above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and there is no breeze. A desert tortoise creeps across the dry land in search of grasses and herbs to eat. Spiky yucca plants and Joshua trees soak up energy from the sun. Meanwhile, predators, such as coyotes and sidewinder snakes wait to emerge in the evening to hunt for their next meal. These are all examples of a biome at work: members of the community interacting with each other. Come and see how every living thing plays a part in the web of life of the desert biome.
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Michael Goebel
reviewed The dry desert on February 22, 2014
The dry desert
Rating: 3.5
This harkens back to the days of the hippies, flower children, and rainbow family when there was an underlying current that we should all be living closer to the land and that we all have responsibility for the condition of the Earth. I like the message, so I appreciate BB's books. This isn't a story that all kids will love. It's a book to take off the shelf only when the time "feels right."
Papagos try
not to anger
their animal brothers
...
They know
the land belongs
to spider and ant
the same as it does
to people.
They never say,
"This is my land
to do with as I please."
They say,
"We share . . .
we only share."
And they do share.
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