Farley Mowat
Born: 05-20-1921
Farley Mowat was a renowned Canadian author and environmentalist, celebrated for his vivid narratives on nature and wildlife. Born in 1921, he wrote over 40 books, including the acclaimed "Never Cry Wolf" and "The Dog Who Wouldn't Be." Mowat's works often reflect his deep passion for the environment and advocacy for conservation. His engaging storytelling and commitment to ecology have left a lasting impact on both literature and environmental awareness.
Book summaries for books written by Farley Mowat
Quotes
There is no loneliness like the loneliness of a boy in a strange city.
We will live as long as we are allowed to, and it will be a long time.
The way we live in the wilderness is the way men lived since the beginning.
I am a Christian, but I think if I were a pagan, I would be a good one.
Every man must find his own way.
I know that you must never stop trying.
It is better to have a little than nothing at all.
I believe in people, and I believe in their goodness.
I want to see everything, and I want to know everything.
We are bound to the wilderness and the wilderness is bound to us.
It is a good thing to know how to live off the land.
We will face whatever comes, and we will meet it head-on.