Review of Trixie The Three Legged Deer
Posted: 18 Feb 2024, 09:51
[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Trixie The Three Legged Deer" by Jeffrey Lebowski.]
In the Forest of Whispers lived a deer named Trixie. Unlike other deer, this very deer has only three legs, but she didn't allow that to depress her or make her mean-spirited. Instead, she courageously accepted her condition and chose to be nice to fellow animals, a lifestyle that left a great impact on the entire community. Due to the scarcity of food following the season change, the animals in the Forest of Whispers migrate to the city. Here again, we see Trixie do extraordinary things, creating remarkable memories in both the Forest of Whispers and the city—memories that won't be forgotten anytime soon.
"Trixie the Three-Legged Deer: A Tale of Courage and Love" is a children's story written by Jeffrey Lebowski. Through the animal character Trixie, Lebowski embarks on a deep exploration of a more helpful approach to life's challenges and the need to pursue and preserve noble values. He did remarkably well with this. Themes of unconditional acceptance of one's self, courage, love, devotion to worthy causes, compassion for other people's plight, respect for other people's identities, and openness to social interactions run across the story of the character Trixie, her relationship with other animals, her encounter with and adoption of an orphaned deer named Meadow, and the events that unfolded when the animals in the Forest of Whispers migrated to the city in search of food.
The story makes strong statements about the need to prioritize what truly matters. An instance is in the scene where Trixie advocates paying more attention to the content of one's character than their physical appearance (disability, for example, is a physical thing and has nothing to do with the state of one's heart). I truly enjoyed reading about the incidents in the city. I felt proud reading about the coming together and the communion of all creations to forge united, complementary goals and destinies. I admired the qualities Trixie and Meadow embodied and the awareness they created in the Forest of Whispers and the city.
This is a well-edited work, and it's free of grammatical errors. I have no complaints to report and see no reason to deduct any stars from the rating, so I give this book five out of five stars for the aforementioned merits. I recommend the story to readers aged four to nine. I am confident the positive values portrayed in this story will greatly contribute to raising a human population that will shun all vices and uphold causes that serve the common good.
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Trixie The Three Legged Deer
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In the Forest of Whispers lived a deer named Trixie. Unlike other deer, this very deer has only three legs, but she didn't allow that to depress her or make her mean-spirited. Instead, she courageously accepted her condition and chose to be nice to fellow animals, a lifestyle that left a great impact on the entire community. Due to the scarcity of food following the season change, the animals in the Forest of Whispers migrate to the city. Here again, we see Trixie do extraordinary things, creating remarkable memories in both the Forest of Whispers and the city—memories that won't be forgotten anytime soon.
"Trixie the Three-Legged Deer: A Tale of Courage and Love" is a children's story written by Jeffrey Lebowski. Through the animal character Trixie, Lebowski embarks on a deep exploration of a more helpful approach to life's challenges and the need to pursue and preserve noble values. He did remarkably well with this. Themes of unconditional acceptance of one's self, courage, love, devotion to worthy causes, compassion for other people's plight, respect for other people's identities, and openness to social interactions run across the story of the character Trixie, her relationship with other animals, her encounter with and adoption of an orphaned deer named Meadow, and the events that unfolded when the animals in the Forest of Whispers migrated to the city in search of food.
The story makes strong statements about the need to prioritize what truly matters. An instance is in the scene where Trixie advocates paying more attention to the content of one's character than their physical appearance (disability, for example, is a physical thing and has nothing to do with the state of one's heart). I truly enjoyed reading about the incidents in the city. I felt proud reading about the coming together and the communion of all creations to forge united, complementary goals and destinies. I admired the qualities Trixie and Meadow embodied and the awareness they created in the Forest of Whispers and the city.
This is a well-edited work, and it's free of grammatical errors. I have no complaints to report and see no reason to deduct any stars from the rating, so I give this book five out of five stars for the aforementioned merits. I recommend the story to readers aged four to nine. I am confident the positive values portrayed in this story will greatly contribute to raising a human population that will shun all vices and uphold causes that serve the common good.
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Trixie The Three Legged Deer
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
