The Tail of the Raccoon, Part II: Touching the Invisible (Volume 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.54 (584 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0991349555 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 178 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"The Tail of the Raccoon, Part II: Touching the Invisible" is the second story of The Sign Tracker Trilogy. Descending into the abyss of excessive drug use, his health deteriorates, he loses his free-will, and the rings on his tail fade away. In the presence of the vial, Lepus is powerless to restrain himself. Lepus, the youngest son of the raccoon character, Sign Tracker, is offered an extremely rewarding but venomous potion in a vial spun of silk. This story follows the adventures of a raccoon family living in the Eastern Woodlands and depicts the early stages of the drug addiction process. Included with the story are Educational and Scientific Commentaries that explain how the development of Sign-Tracking transitions casual drug use into drug abuse.. Lepus enjoys the potion's intoxicating effects and his raccoon mind becomes preoccupied with getting his paws on more
great story! Great scientific story which comes after the Tail of the Raccoon part 1. After reading the 1st part of this trilogy, I wanted to check out the 2nd one to see what happened to the raccoon in the story. This story incorporates even more forest animals and presents even more education and scientific facts, again through the use of the animals in the forest. It's an interesting way of teaching your child about the negative effects of . Mitchell Delmar said An enlightening look at the mystery of addiction. This book is well-written and shows a lot of craft and thought. The whole setting of the "Great Forest" and early native American culture makes for a wonderful time and place to tell the story. It draws the reader into the world of the raccoon family and the tribe. It's almost a fable and I enjoyed reading it. It is, in fact, an allegory of the behavioral mechanisms inherent in addiction.As is written in the book, addiction has my. i think this is an excellent way of enlightening your kids about the dangers of This book perfectly depicts why drugs are addicting in a way that the majority of individuals even children will understand. For parents, i think this is an excellent way of enlightening your kids about the dangers of drugs and drug addiction in a completely “PG” and disarming way! There are programs out there like DARE that are supposed to educate your kids to resist drugs, but they never explain why drugs are addicti