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Lessons from Birds for Saving Democracy

Contributors

By Stewart Reynolds

Formats and Prices

On Sale
Jun 15, 2027
Page Count
96 pages
ISBN-13
9781538791141

Price

$18.00

Price

$24.00 CAD

Format:

  1. Hardcover $18.00 $24.00 CAD
  2. Audiobook Download (Unabridged) $14.99

From the author of the USA Today bestseller Lessons from Cats for Surviving Fascism comes your ultimate guide to channeling avian wisdom when democracy is under threat. It turns out democracy is for the birds.  

Democracy is currently out on a limb. Well, a branch really. A tiny branch. A tiny branch that is bending with the ever-increasing gusts of hot air blowing in from multiple fascist fronts. People are panicking. Do you know who wouldn’t panic out on that twig? 

Birds.

It turns out we have a lot to learn from our feathered friends, and LESSONS FROM BIRDS FOR SAVING DEMOCRACY offers penguin-friendly plans and swallow-approved strategies for protecting our most vulnerable political system for the first time. Each species has unique wisdom to impart – from a hummingbird’s counsel that the tiniest wingbeats can make a difference to the dodo’s warning to take nothing for granted. 

Perfect for bird-lovers, authoritarianism-haters, and everyone in between, these lessons will arm you with all the knowledge and inspiration you need to take wing and defend democracy everywhere. 


Stewart Reynolds

About the Author

Brittlestar, also known as Stewart Reynolds, is a social media personality and self-proclaimed expert in making people laugh at life’s absurdities. He is categorically opposed to fascism (a bold stance, he knows) and has seen Raiders of the Lost Ark all the way to the end more times than is socially acceptable to mention. When not creating content, he’s likely pondering why people think sarcasm is a personality flaw. Follow for humor, wisdom, and the occasional reminder to watch out for rolling boulders – both literal and metaphorical. 

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