“Thank you, Paul!” said the Little Spider, is a heartfelt, thought-provoking story intended for a maturing audience.The miracle we call life is found in an almost infinite variety of bodies. Arachnida, mammals, insects, fish, crustaceans, birds, reptiles, amphibians, plants, flowers, trees, and the microscopic literally are life’s hosts. Humans are quick to tout their dominating position in a grand pyramid scheme they alone designed and continue to manipulate.This book implores everyone to take this self-appointed stewardship of earth with more understanding, empathy, and humility.Go outside.The lives you encounter will assume a defensive posture. The last thing any creature needs is another threat to its survival.People need to stop kowtowing to screens and start paying attention to real-life scenes.

“Thank you, Paul!” said the Little Spider, is a heartfelt, thought-provoking story intended for a maturing audience.The miracle we call life is found in an almost infinite variety of bodies. Arachnida, mammals, insects, fish, crustaceans, birds, reptiles, amphibians, plants, flowers, trees, and the microscopic literally are life’s hosts. Humans are quick to tout their dominating position in a grand pyramid scheme they alone designed and continue to manipulate.This book implores everyone to take this self-appointed stewardship of earth with more understanding, empathy, and humility.Go outside.The lives you encounter will assume a defensive posture. The last thing any creature needs is another threat to its survival.People need to stop kowtowing to screens and start paying attention to real-life scenes.