Home Life in all Lands. Book 3, Animal Friends and Helpers. (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781173244781)

"Home Life in All Lands, Book 3: Animal Friends and Helpers" explores the multifaceted relationships between humans and animals across various cultures during the early 20th century. Charles Morris details the roles animals play as companions, workers, and providers, highlighting the customs and traditions associated with them. The book offers insights into how different societies interact with and depend on animals for sustenance, transportation, and emotional support. Discover fascinating accounts of animal training, domestication, and the unique bonds forged between people and their animal counterparts. A charming glimpse into a bygone era, this volume provides valuable perspectives on the enduring connection between humanity and the animal kingdom.

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