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A River Without Banks, Paperback / softback Book

A River Without Banks Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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A River Without Banks chronicles one family's journey to Idaho, with all of its uncertainties, promises, and hopes.

The book explores their encounters with a place still partly wild, whose communities and landscapes teach them how to respect the earth and each other. William Johnson's essays move from a family vacation spent observing moose, to a comparison of the creation myths from Genesis and the Nez Perce, to watching a raptor seeking prey.

Johnson meditates on how places, animals, and people teach us "how to see, and how we do, and don't, belong."In prose that reveals a poet's eye, Johnson examines how family relationships affect how we see the natural world.

He explores the power of words to divide and to heal.

He illuminates the challenges of sustaining a vital relationship with a home place. A River Without Banks will appeal to readers interested in the literature of place, ecology, natural history, indigenous culture, and conservation.

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