Colorado Mountain College selects 2022 Common Reader book
Colorado Mountain College selected “The Animal Dialogues: Uncommon Encounters in the Wild” by Colorado writer and naturalist Craig Childs for the Common Reader program.
The college’s Common Reader program brings the school community together to read a book and participate in talks with the author. In the program’s 15th iteration, talks will be held with Childs from March 22-31 across eight Colorado Mountain College campuses.
“The Animal Dialogues” chronicles more than 30 experiences and observations Childs has had with a variety of animals, and he said it is not meant to be read in sequential order or in one sitting. Rather, the book tells stories of animals — from the mountain lion to the mosquito — and invites the reader to discover more about the species that share the planet with humans.
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