
By Kathryn Lasky, David Catrow (Illustrator)
Two women challenge fashion to save birds in 1896 Boston.
In 1896 Boston, Harriet Hemenway and Minna Hall are appalled by the latest fashion trend threatening bird populations. Determined to make a change, they embark on a daring mission to protect these creatures, leading to the creation of the Audubon Society. As they confront societal norms and powerful adversaries, will their passion be enough to spark a movement? Discover the courage and ingenuity behind their fight for nature in a world resistant to change.
A fictional account of Harriet Hemenway and her cousin Minna Hall, founders of the Audubon Society, and how the latest in 1896 Boston fashion led the two women to form a club to protect birds
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