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"The Wild Heart" by Emma-Lindsay Squier is a collection of nature sketches and true animal stories written in the early 20th century. Told from a child’s perspective on the shores of Puget Sound, it follows a girl and her brother as they befriend, rescue, and observe wild creatures—encounters that celebrate kinship with nature while facing the tenderness and cost of loving the untamed.
The opening of this collection begins with Gene Stratton-Porter’s introduction, praising the book’s sincerity, plain style, and deep attunement to the wild, urging parents to honor children born with “wild hearts.” The first pieces recount rescuing Skygak, an oil-soaked gull who heals, bonds with the children, and finally answers the migration call with a circling farewell. A baby rabbit, U-Chu-Ka, is gently tamed with apples and play—only to be killed by a passing hunter, leaving a small memorial on the trail. In Sanctuary, a frightened fawn dashes to the cabin; the children mislead the hounds with mea
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