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Birds, Beasts and Relatives

Summary:

The book is a humorous and nostalgic account of naturalist Gerald Durrell's eccentric family and the diverse fauna they encounter during their sojourn on the Greek island of Corfu in the 1930s. It vividly describes the island's landscapes, the amusing adventures of the Durrell family, and the young Gerald's growing passion for zoology and conservation.

Key points:

1. Nature Appreciation: The book highlights the beauty of nature through the author's exploration of Corfu's wildlife.

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