Me "means" hawk "

The death of her beloved father split the life of Helen into “before” and “after”, but she found an unusual way to cope with grief, taking a teterevik hawk. A woman and a winged predator suffering from bitterness - it would seem that there could be in common between them? However, every day they are increasingly tied to each other and more deeply comprehend the beauty of the world and the enduring charm of being.

about the author: Helen MacDonald became a writer not so long ago. In general, by profession, she is a naturalist and works at the University of Cambridge by a researcher. She was the author and leading cycle of BBC television programs about the birds of England, so he knows about hawks firsthand. “I” means “hawk” - a book that brought it world fame.