Gary Kowalski is the author of eight books on nature, spirituality, history and the environment, including The Souls of Animals, Revolutionary Spirits: The Enlightened Faith of America's Founding Fathers, and Goodbye Friend: Healing Wisdom for Anyone Who Has Ever Lost a Pet. He is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Divinity School and has served Unitarian Universalist congregations across the United States and written for magazines like Tikkun and Yoga Journal.Rocco Baviera's first children's book, A Boy Called Slow: The True Story of Sitting Bull, was an American Library Association Notable Book, and his second children's book, Dream Weaver, was named one of the best books of the year by Child magazine.

"Kowalski's Earth Day makes devotion as delicious as sun-ripened berries, as awe-inspiring as a summer storm. Readers of all ages will be grateful for this exuberant appreciation of nature's myriad miracles." —Ruth Horowitz, author of Bat Time "There are few people who walk this Earth with a fully open heart. Gary Kowlaski is, without doubt, one of them: exceptional author, philosopher and human being. What an outpouring of love he offers us in this luminous book; each page shines with his joy and gratitude for the sacredness of all beings. He, and his writing are a gift to us all and I will be giving Earth Day to everyone I know." —Rita M. Reynolds, author of Blessing the Bridge and Ask the Cow: A Gentle Guide to Finding Peace

Gary Kowalski is the author of eight books on nature, spirituality, history and the environment, including The Souls of Animals, Revolutionary Spirits: The Enlightened Faith of America's Founding Fathers, and Goodbye Friend: Healing Wisdom for Anyone Who Has Ever Lost a Pet. He is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Divinity School and has served Unitarian Universalist congregations across the United States and written for magazines like Tikkun and Yoga Journal.Rocco Baviera's first children's book, A Boy Called Slow: The True Story of Sitting Bull, was an American Library Association Notable Book, and his second children's book, Dream Weaver, was named one of the best books of the year by Child magazine.

"Kowalski's Earth Day makes devotion as delicious as sun-ripened berries, as awe-inspiring as a summer storm. Readers of all ages will be grateful for this exuberant appreciation of nature's myriad miracles." —Ruth Horowitz, author of Bat Time "There are few people who walk this Earth with a fully open heart. Gary Kowlaski is, without doubt, one of them: exceptional author, philosopher and human being. What an outpouring of love he offers us in this luminous book; each page shines with his joy and gratitude for the sacredness of all beings. He, and his writing are a gift to us all and I will be giving Earth Day to everyone I know." —Rita M. Reynolds, author of Blessing the Bridge and Ask the Cow: A Gentle Guide to Finding Peace

Gary Kowalski is the author of eight books on nature, spirituality, history and the environment, including The Souls of Animals, Revolutionary Spirits: The Enlightened Faith of America's Founding Fathers, and Goodbye Friend: Healing Wisdom for Anyone Who Has Ever Lost a Pet. He is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Divinity School and has served Unitarian Universalist congregations across the United States and written for magazines like Tikkun and Yoga Journal.Rocco Baviera's first children's book, A Boy Called Slow: The True Story of Sitting Bull, was an American Library Association Notable Book, and his second children's book, Dream Weaver, was named one of the best books of the year by Child magazine.

"Kowalski's Earth Day makes devotion as delicious as sun-ripened berries, as awe-inspiring as a summer storm. Readers of all ages will be grateful for this exuberant appreciation of nature's myriad miracles." —Ruth Horowitz, author of Bat Time "There are few people who walk this Earth with a fully open heart. Gary Kowlaski is, without doubt, one of them: exceptional author, philosopher and human being. What an outpouring of love he offers us in this luminous book; each page shines with his joy and gratitude for the sacredness of all beings. He, and his writing are a gift to us all and I will be giving Earth Day to everyone I know." —Rita M. Reynolds, author of Blessing the Bridge and Ask the Cow: A Gentle Guide to Finding Peace