The Daily Coyote

A Story of Love, Survival, and Trust in the Wilds of Wyoming

De: Shreve Stockton

Narrado por: Cassandra Campbell

When city girl Shreve Stockton set out to ride her Vespa from San Francisco to New York, she never imagined she would end up making a log cabin in Wyoming her home, falling in love with a trapper, and working as a ranch hand. She also could not have predicted adopting Charlie, an orphaned coyote pup. In a world where coyotes are hunted as killers, Stockton and Charlie have faced challenges---as well as joys---throughout their first year. Operating Instructions meets Marley and Me in this charming life-lesson book about life, love, and the bond between humans and nature.

The Daily Coyote was inspired by Stockton's blog of the same name. Wildly popular and praised by Rosie O'Donnell, James Wolcott of Vanity Fair, and the Los Angeles Times, the site receives over a million hits per month and was nominated for a 2007 Weblog of the Year Award only a month after its inception. Numerous media outlets, from People to NPR, can't wait to feature Stockton and Charlie.

©2008 Shreve Stockton (P)2008 Tantor

She says it all!

Shreve has put into words a visual,mental,and audio discription of real Wyoming. Has captured the intuitive language,or lack of it, used as well as the mind set of the place.How it is, is how it was. A++

Wonderful book!

This is a wonderful story of human-animal love, told beautully by the author and read beautifully by the narrator!

Amazing listen!

This is a beautiful story not only about a coyote, but about personal growth.

Heartfelt awesome story

I loved this! I love how respectful of wild life, how it relates so much to life, to forgiveness, grief, strength and love.
I do hope for a second book 🙂

Starts out with a band

but has periods or repeating and slowing of the story. I wish the ending was a little more conclusive.

A touching story

I loved this story. A heartfelt account of raising a coyote for the first year against all odds. Touching how dependent and trusting the two had to become of each other. Didn't want it to end.