Gender- and genre-bending
Wesley the Owl: The Remarkable Love Story of an Owl and His Girl
Very cute, very touching. Writing is a bit disorganized. You do, however, get a pretty good idea of what it takes to take care of a wild bird. And no, I don't think the book would encourage most people to bring owls home. While there are many tender moments, there are also accounts of keeping Wesley fed (not sure I'd be able to kill mice), problems with leaving him alone, problems with introducing him to new people, and so on.
Currently reading
Nina Here Nor There: My Journey Beyond Gender
La Délicatesse (Folio) (French Edition)
