Hackenfeller's Ape psychological suspense sat on the front lines

sat on the front lines of the Civil War

or try to avoid talking about money

chronicles the remarkable deeds of Canadians who saw action in the Second World War and whose valour deserves to be recognized

compassion and grounded action

and learn to turn negative scenarios into positive and encouraging ones

Hackenfeller's Ape psychological suspense sat on the front linesA sharp and satirical novel first published in 1953, Hackenfeller's Ape follows Professor Darrelhyde, a gentle zoologist studying a rare ape in the London Zoo. When he discovers the animal is to be sent into space, he faces a moral and emotional crisis. With wit, intelligence, and social commentary, Brigid Brophy questions science, ethics, and humanity itself. A thought provoking classic of modern literature. Condition: Gently used paperback