Official Review: Freedom Is For The Birds by JM Sutherland

[Samy Lax]

This sounds like a breath of fresh air. An owl that teaches animals about humans and animals being given human qualities? I am surely reading this one.

[chipmunck]

I find it interesting that this isn't a children's book but something everyone can enjoy. Talking birds and their lifestyle seems entertaining.

[Chanti Stargirl]

Talking animals do not appeal to me so I doubt I would read it, however this sounds like good book. Based on your review, I can certainly think of a few people I would recommend it to. Thank you.

[goshawk]

As my username implies, I'm greatly interested in birds! I cannot say that I've delved into animal-centric fiction since "Redwall" or the "Warriors" series, so by virtue of nostalgia alone, I can very well see myself giving this read a go; if not, I have a younger sibling who would adore picking this up. Thank you for your honest review!

[LADYCOMET2010]

Thank you for a great sample reading this makes my second to this site and I will be reading more than the same on this one I'm hoping for this was such a great story about two hawks that went through some great adventures to get them where they were in the end.

[vinodsai]

Sounds like a perfect book for all ages, especially for those who love animals especially birds and I love reading about them. Thanks for the well-written review.

[dtb]

There are several hawks that nest in our immediate area. I love them. Thanks for a great review.

[Wisarut Supannafai9]

This is a good representation of a big bird that every one of us know preciously well that they have freedom of thoughts and life. I like a way that the author explains about animal behaviour which stays connected to human emotions. After browsing through a couple of pages, I find it so easy to read and catch up with the trend of the story. I love this.

[Sanju Lali]

The review appears to be giving sufficient hint of what the book is all about, moreover the characters in form of hawks makes it very cool

[kjs237]

I live in an area abundant with wildlife and I do understand the peril that many species of animals are in due to humans encroaching on their domain. The review makes it easy to believe that a book written from the perspective of a Red Tailed Hawk can illustrate the challenges that many birds and other animals face as they struggle to survive. I agree with the reviewer that this book would be of interest to all ages. There are quite a few good books written from an animals point of view and that doesn't automatically mean they are intended for a younger audience. I think we could all learn something about conservation and environmentalism from the themes in this book.

[Patty San Jose]

Finally! A book without crimes, abuse and demons. Just a plain, less dramatic book. Thank you for your review. I am reading it now.

[JuliaKay]

I do not think that I would enjoy reading a fiction story about life from a hawk's perspective, although it is an interesting idea. I think there will be animal lovers who do enjoy this story. Thank you for the review.

[Bomisope]

Sounds captivating and interesting, lovely review. It will be a great book for animal lovers and also a way to learn more about hawks.

[mommaing]

It is obvious from your review that you love both books and animals. Reading the sample available on Amazon, I felt the author was too heavyhanded in the environmental concern assigned to the hawks. Thank you for a concise overview of the book and its characters.

[Rajanis]

Nice review. It will make for an informative story on hawks as well as driving a point to us, humans who are destroying nature.