Melissa Holbrook Pierson is the author of The Perfect Vehicle, The Place You Love Is Gone, Dark Horses and Black Beauties, and The Man Who Would Stop at Nothing and The Secret History of Kindness. She lives in Shokan, New York.

"This book reads like a novel, but it is deep science, too. Agifted and witty writer, Pierson uses a reporter’s eye to inform us of a quiet,ever-spreading transformation in society, away from force to kindness. Amongthe characters in this adventure are her two dogs; a founding scientist namedFred Skinner; a Navy dolphin trainer, Bob Bailey; a distinguished behavioranalyst, Murray Sidman—and me. I’m honored to be in her book and very grateful for her explanation of howthis works. Click, Melissa!"

Melissa Holbrook Pierson is the author of The Perfect Vehicle, The Place You Love Is Gone, Dark Horses and Black Beauties, and The Man Who Would Stop at Nothing and The Secret History of Kindness. She lives in Shokan, New York.

"This book reads like a novel, but it is deep science, too. Agifted and witty writer, Pierson uses a reporter’s eye to inform us of a quiet,ever-spreading transformation in society, away from force to kindness. Amongthe characters in this adventure are her two dogs; a founding scientist namedFred Skinner; a Navy dolphin trainer, Bob Bailey; a distinguished behavioranalyst, Murray Sidman—and me. I’m honored to be in her book and very grateful for her explanation of howthis works. Click, Melissa!"

Melissa Holbrook Pierson is the author of The Perfect Vehicle, The Place You Love Is Gone, Dark Horses and Black Beauties, and The Man Who Would Stop at Nothing and The Secret History of Kindness. She lives in Shokan, New York.

"This book reads like a novel, but it is deep science, too. Agifted and witty writer, Pierson uses a reporter’s eye to inform us of a quiet,ever-spreading transformation in society, away from force to kindness. Amongthe characters in this adventure are her two dogs; a founding scientist namedFred Skinner; a Navy dolphin trainer, Bob Bailey; a distinguished behavioranalyst, Murray Sidman—and me. I’m honored to be in her book and very grateful for her explanation of howthis works. Click, Melissa!"