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When koalas look at humans: Lewis, Guardian of the Living
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ISBN13: 9798246697733
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 2 2026
Pages: 236
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.50 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 2 2026
Pages: 236
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.50 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Earth is faltering.
Climatic, biological, and human balances are breaking apart.
Will humanity awaken in time?
When Koalas Look at Humans is not merely the story of an iconic animal threatened at the far edge of the world.
It is the story of a moment when humanity is forced to face itself, confronted with the fragility of life... and its own.
Climatic, biological, and human balances are breaking apart.
Will humanity awaken in time?
When Koalas Look at Humans is not merely the story of an iconic animal threatened at the far edge of the world.
It is the story of a moment when humanity is forced to face itself, confronted with the fragility of life... and its own.
By placing koalas at the heart of the narrative, this book ultimately speaks about all of us:
our ability to see differently, to repair what can still be repaired, and to rediscover, together, a reason to hope and to act.
Through a work of fiction that blends science, poetry, and anticipation, Valentine Gray draws us into a world where women and men from different horizons refuse to surrender to despair. They discover that unity, cooperation, and care for the living world can restore meaning to existence, even when the scale of the disaster seems to exceed any individual action.
Inspired by real events and grounded in rigorously documented scientific knowledge, When Koalas Look at Humans is a visionary and deeply human work of fiction, one in which unity becomes a force, and where each reader is invited to reclaim their place in the story of life.
This book does not merely recount a disaster.
It explores what, within each of us, can still resist, unite, and act, and restore meaning to our lives.
our ability to see differently, to repair what can still be repaired, and to rediscover, together, a reason to hope and to act.
Through a work of fiction that blends science, poetry, and anticipation, Valentine Gray draws us into a world where women and men from different horizons refuse to surrender to despair. They discover that unity, cooperation, and care for the living world can restore meaning to existence, even when the scale of the disaster seems to exceed any individual action.
Inspired by real events and grounded in rigorously documented scientific knowledge, When Koalas Look at Humans is a visionary and deeply human work of fiction, one in which unity becomes a force, and where each reader is invited to reclaim their place in the story of life.
This book does not merely recount a disaster.
It explores what, within each of us, can still resist, unite, and act, and restore meaning to our lives.
Author's Note
All author royalties from this book are donated to Australian organizations dedicated to the protection of endangered wildlife, including koalas.
This book is not only a work of fiction - it is also a call to care, to act, and to support those who protect the living world.
This book is both a story and a gesture of solidarity with the living world.
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