Review of The Tale of Two Fawns

Post by **Victory Ositaorah** » 19 Jun 2024, 16:19

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "The Tale of Two Fawns" by Lauren Scott.]

5 out of 5 stars

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As they say, every life matters, and this does not imply that just human lives matter. Life is sacred for plants and animals, yet many species are becoming extinct. We, as humans, have a significant role to play, and The Tale of Two Fawns: A Unique Gift of Destiny is a true story of the author Lauren Scott's family's adventures with two fawns named Amy and Andrew.

Lauren was six and lived peacefully with her parents and dog Simba in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, amidst the COVID pandemic. On a particular day, her grandparents, Babi and Didi, who lived a few miles away, came over to help around the house. While Lauren took a break from work, she heard Babi shout, and she rushed out to find out that there were fawns in their backyard that Didi saw as "a unique gift of destiny," and the family accepted responsibility for their care. They had a lot of questions, did some research, made some calls, and gained some knowledge, and this book would enlighten us on how the family handled this development during the COVID pandemic.

This book is generally appealing, as the author has put a lot of effort into making this book very enlightening and interesting, as there are few names of trees mentioned in this book, which would teach children about some names of trees. Secondly, adding translations of Russian words used in this book helped maintain the book's flow. We learned about wildlife rehabilitation, and it was lovely that Lauren's mom took pictures of the fawns. Their level of bonding, particularly between Lauren and the fawns, was heartwarming and got me sentimental. The book also helps us understand the importance of some animals staying in their natural habitat. Readers could learn the need for kindness and caring for animals even in hard times and what to do when encountering an animal in a similar situation. I appreciate the "helpful wildlife tips" in the book and enjoyed looking at the images of their memories with Amy and Andrew.

I did not find anything to dislike about this book, and because of the positives listed above, I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. I did not encounter any errors while reading this book, which shows the book was meticulously edited. I recommend this book to young and adult readers because it offers vast knowledge about the importance of wildlife.

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The Tale of Two Fawns
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Areena David · Post by **Areena David** » 06 Jul 2024, 07:37

GOOD
I think it's a wonderful children's novel, a delightful and educational work that combines personal storytelling with deep knowledge about wildlife and the importance of animal care. It provides significant educational value for children by teaching them tree names and offering helpful wildlife tips, while also enhancing their awareness of the importance of preserving animals in their natural habitats.

Sandre Lamar · Post by **Sandre Lamar** » 10 Jul 2024, 11:11

“The Tale of Two Fawns" by Lauren Scott offers a heartwarming glimpse into her family's compassionate journey with two fawns during challenging times. It's a touching tale of empathy, learning, and the beauty of wildlife conservation.

Post by **Slippy Spectrum** » 15 Jul 2024, 15:10

As a native Mississippian, I must say that "The Tale of Two Fawns: A Unique Gift of Destiny" seems like an absolutely delightful read, y'all! This heartfelt true story about Amy and Andrew, two fawns cared for by Lauren Scott's family during the COVID pandemic, is both enlightening and heartwarming. I appreciate how the author teaches us about wildlife rehabilitation and the importance of animals in their natural habitats. With helpful tips and beautiful images, this book is definitely a 5 out of 5 stars for me. I highly recommend it for readers of all ages, as it imparts valuable lessons about kindness and care for our furry friends. Grab a copy and enjoy this unique adventure, y'all! Complex relationships, felt real and relatable.

Post by **Liam Patel** » 29 Jul 2024, 12:54

Wow, this book sounds like a wonderful read! The Tale of Two Fawns: A Unique Gift of Destiny seems to be a heartwarming true story about a family's adventures with two fawns. I love that it teaches children about the importance of wildlife rehabilitation and caring for animals. The author's attention to detail, including names of trees and translations of Russian words, adds an educational touch. It's great that the book also provides helpful wildlife tips. I would definitely give this book a 5 out of 5 stars rating based on this review. I can't wait to read it myself and learn more about Amy and Andrew's journey. Dynamic characters, felt alive and vibrant.

Post by **Boring Pigeon** » 03 Aug 2024, 16:12

Ya know, after readin' this review, I gotta say, this book sounds like a real good read! The author seems to have put a lotta heart into tellin' the story of these fawns and how they became a part of their family durin' the COVID pandemic. It's nice to see how they took responsibility for 'em and learned about wildlife rehabilitation along the way. Plus, the book has some helpful wildlife tips and lotsa heartwarmin' pictures. I'd give this book a solid 5 outta 5 stars! Enigmatic characters, kept me intrigued throughout.