Brightwing Tales: Acorn’s Misadventure hutchmoot philosopher James K

philosopher James K

*If book does not smell faintly of swamp

A masterpiece of Biblical scope

he shows how the hollowing out of humanity has been a long game—and how your very soul is at stake

Walter Wangerin

Brightwing Tales: Acorn’s Misadventure hutchmoot philosopher James KAcorn, the mouse, was not really dressed for a misadventure. He certainly did not pack his toiletries, but he had no real choice in the matter. His old friend, Bear, was running away, heading into the unknown beyond Brightwing's border. Like a good friend, Acorn followed him into a world of shadow and sorrow a cold and barren country where danger lurks at every bend in the path and where the only way home is through a river of tears.