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100			_aBach, Richard _98102
245			_aJonathan livingston seagull: a story
260			_bHarperCollins Publishers _aLondon _c2015
300			_a127 p.
365			_aINR _b350.00
520			_aonathan Livingston Seagull is frustrated with the meaningless conventionality of a seagull?s life. He is bored by the daily bickering for food and the limitations that define a seagull?s life. Driven with a passion for flying, he pushes himself in audacious mid-air feats and experiments to learn all that he can about flying. His passion to push boundaries lands him in a conflict with his flock, who eventually banish him. Living as an outcast, Jonathan?s determination does not fade and he continues his efforts to fly higher. In his quest, he meets two radiant seagulls who take him to a ?higher plane of existence? through perfection of knowledge. Here, he meets other gulls that love flying, and teach him the idea of unlimited freedom. Jonathan learns that forgiving is essential and reaches back to Earth to his flock to teach them his newfound ideals. This book is a distinguished motivational fable about seeking a higher purpose in life, even if the circumstances seem inconvenient. By not deserting his quest, Jonathan learns about the importance of love, respect, freedom and forgiveness. This edition has illustrations by Russell Munson and is the completed edition of the novella as it has the fourth part of the book. The fourth part was written contemporaneously by Richard Bach in 2013 and was first published as a complete edition in 2014. About the Author Richard Bach was a tactical fighter pilot, a motion picture stunt pilot, and flight instructor before becoming one of the world?s bestselling authors. His books include Illusions and Running from Safety.
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650			_aFiction _99740
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