Extreme Pets
- 164 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Describes the characteristics and behavior of various animals arranged into the categories of cold-blooded, pocket pets, insects, and slimy pets.
Jane Harrington crafts literary fiction and creative nonfiction, drawing inspiration from her life in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. Her writing delves into profound human experiences with a keen eye for detail and insightful observations. Readers will appreciate her ability to develop vivid characters and compelling narratives. She brings a distinctive voice to contemporary literature.


Describes the characteristics and behavior of various animals arranged into the categories of cold-blooded, pocket pets, insects, and slimy pets.
The novel explores the intertwined lives of Leda and Shannon against the backdrop of the southern Appalachians. Leda faces solitude after losing her partner on their farm, while Shannon grapples with displacement caused by mountaintop removal coal mining. Their journeys highlight themes of loss, resilience, and the impact of environmental destruction, ultimately forging a deep connection between the two women as they navigate their challenges.