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\n\u201cJeremy and The Crow Nation\u201d has a contemporary message with both its thought provoking references to Native American insight and an introspective life message for young adults.<\/p>\n
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., Jan. 23, 2017 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Rebecca House Publishing and To Love Children Educational Foundation International Inc., a 501(c)(3), announces the release of \u201cJeremy and the Crow Nation\u201d (ISBN 978-0945522058) by Tatiana Strelkoff. \u201cJeremy\u201d is the second book in \u201cThe Changer Trilogy.\u201d A book for young adults, \u201cJeremy and the Crow Nation\u201d offers \u201cenduring native wisdom\u201d that informs our youth about moral quandaries of how to respond to animal abuse and experimentation.<\/p>\n
\n\u201cJeremy and The Crow Nation\u201d has a contemporary message with both its thought provoking references to Native American insight and an introspective life message for young adults.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt is as much about finding truth and wisdom as it is about our duty to protect and care for nature and wild life. The characters are passionate, well-defined and believable, and the book has a well-crafted plot that develops at a good pace with plenty of suspense and action,\u201d said Hilary Hawkes for Readers Favorite.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe can all be Changers in our hearts through empathy, and manifest it in our words, our art and our deeds,\u201d says Strelkoff.<\/p>\n
The book is a compelling tale of three young teens’ quest to save animals used for test purposes. Jeremy picks up on the main character, now a boy of 16 years of age, from \u201cThe Changer\u201d and asks how a teenager who had Jeremy\u2019s gift to change into any animal should act in response to animal cruelty.<\/p>\n
About Rebecca House:<\/strong> About To Love Children:<\/strong>
\nRebecca House is a social enterprise of To Love Children Educational Foundation International Inc. Rebecca House is a publisher of children and young adult books since 1990, and \u201cJeremy and the Crow Nation\u201d is our sixth published book.<\/p>\n
\nTo Love Children is a 501(c)(3) founded in 2002 whose mission is to create sustainable educational opportunities for vulnerable children in the developing world. To Love Children obtained Special Consultative Status to the Economic and Social Council, United Nations (2006). Profits go to Social Justice, Wildlife & Environmental, and Education Issues. All donations to TLC are tax deductible.<\/p>\n