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My Family and Other Animals Study Guide
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by Gerald Durrell
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My Family and Other Animals Study Guide consists of approx. 65 pages of summaries and analysis on My Family and Other Animals by Gerald Durrell. Browse the literature study guide below:
My Family and Other Animals is an attempt at zoological dissertation on the island of Corfu, Greece. The novel succeeds in being a creative mixture of natural history study and autobiographical account of the Durrell family as they live on Corfu for five years. The first in a trilogy of books on the island, My Family and Other Animals is a creative introduction to Gerald Durrell, child animal collector, and his eccentric family. The novel is a humorous study on human and animal behavior by a best-selling author and zoologist. ( read more) The Speech for the Defense Part I: Prologue, The Migration Part I: Chapter 1, The Unsuspected Isle Part I: Chapter 2, The Strawberry-Pink Villa Part I: Chapter 3, The Rose-Beetle Man Part I: Chapter 4, A Bushel of Learning Part I: Chapter 5, A Treasure of Spiders Part I: Chapter 6, The Sweet Spring Part I: Conversation Part II: Chapter 7, The Daffodil-Yellow Villa Part II: Chapter 8, The Tortoise Hills Part II: Chapter 9, A World in a Wall Part II: Chapter 10, The Pageant of Fireflies Part II: Chapter 11, The Enchanted Archipelago Part II: Chapter 12, The Woodcock Winter Part II: Conversation Part III: Chapter 13, The Snow-White Villa Part III: Chapter 14, The Talking Flowers Part III: Chapter 15, The Cyclamen Woods Part III: Chapter 16, The Lake of Lilies Part III: Chapter 17, The Chessboard Fields Part III: Chapter 18, An Entertainment With Animals; Epilogue, The Return
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My Family and Other Animals from BookRags and Gale's For Students Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.
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