Samuel Arthur Campbell fue un escritor, conferenciante, fotógrafo y diligente estudiante de la naturaleza. Estudió animales salvajes desde su hogar, al que llamó el Santuario de Wegimind, y durante sus viajes. Campbell ha sido citado como el mejor en la escritura sobre la naturaleza, el bosque y la vida silvestre. Conocido como el "filósofo del bosque", fue reconocido por más familias y jóvenes que cualquier otro autor-conferenciante. Cientos de escuelas y audiencias exigieron su regreso año tras año.
Nature enthusiasts of all ages eagerly anticipate Sam Campbell's latest work, which showcases his engaging encounters with wildlife. In this installment, readers are invited to explore the enchanting experiences surrounding Somewhere Lake, blending captivating storytelling with Campbell's expertise as a photographer and naturalist. The book promises to delight and educate, making it a standout addition to his celebrated collection.
The story features Sweet Sue, an engaging skunk, as she navigates her environment, showcasing her unique traits and habits. Readers will be captivated by her adventures, from catching food like live bees to training her playful offspring. The narrative, enriched by the dramatic outdoor photography of Charles Philip Fox, invites young readers to view skunks in a new light, fostering a sense of friendship with these often-misunderstood creatures.
The book highlights the scarcity and rising costs of early 20th-century literature. It emphasizes the effort to republish classic works in accessible, high-quality editions, preserving the original text and artwork. This initiative aims to make these timeless pieces more available to contemporary readers.