In her book Animal Dreams, Barbara Kingsolver wrote, Children robbed of love will dwell on magic.
by Irene M. Pepperberg
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In her book "Animal Dreams," Barbara Kingsolver explores the profound impact of love on children and suggests that those lacking affection may become preoccupied with fantasy and the magical aspects of life. This highlights the necessity of emotional connections for healthy development, emphasizing how love shapes a child's perception of the world.

Similarly, Irene M. Pepperberg's "Alex & Me" delves into the relationship between a scientist and her parrot, showcasing the deep bond formed between them as they uncover animal intelligence. Their journey underlines the importance of understanding interspecies communication and the emotional connections that transcend language, further illuminating the role of companionship in learning and growth.

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