In the woodland world where the animals live, there exists a permanent struggle for survival. This type of life for survival is unknown to many people. Humans have colonized virtually the entire planet except where the environment cannot be molded or changed to meet the standards required for a comfortable lifestyle. When we change the environment, what does this leave for those living things that do not choose to change the way nature has designed the local environment. The answer is clear, wherever humans colonize parts of the planet, this means a virtual death sentence for the creatures, very few creatures can live alongside humans unless they accept the role as a pet or a scavenger living off the tide of garbage which people produce. In this book for adults and children, let's suppose that animals can think in the same thought processes that people use. Let's suppose that the animals' religion is the very nature designed environment in which they live. They have no time to worship gods, power, wealth or self enhancement. The animals are occupied with the course of nature and fulfilling their roles to live to survive.
How long would it be before animals that could think in the same processes as people start to ask questions about humans? Such questions would involve why do people destroy everything else in order to achieve some unknown goal, what do people respect and what do they fear? In one part of this world the animals meet and ask these very questions. They elect a semi mystical representative and send him on a quest to find the answers to these questions.
This is an, if the animals could do that story? For adults and children. It has everything, humor, love, violence, mystery, deceit, triumph and many more elements to intrigue a reader. Through this book enter the world of another society governed by the laws of nature and follow the adventures that will give you a glimpse into worlds that in the past have not interested you. Take a break from human reality and see us and life through the eyes of the creatures whose world we are destroying.
This ongoing conflict for survival is governed by the laws set down by Mother Nature. The rules are simple, struggle to survive, struggle to eat; the woodland creatures understand and accept the rules that nature dictates to them. Everything is balanced, the strong survive and the weak, old, and sick simply perish.