As a child and young adult, I had a fascination and love of animals. At some point in the early 1970's I purchased and read a book, "Animals Nobody Loves". I kept it in my library for a number of years, but at some point lost it or gave it away, I don't recall which.

Upon rereading this book, I discovered that it was still a fascinating look into the lives of the less-than-cute denizens of this world. The author delves deeply into each animal subject he has chosen for this work, but always in a manner that is easily read and enjoyed. He also illustrates each chapter with his own personal experiences, which adds to the appeal of the stories.

Some of the commentary is a little dated (discussing bounty laws no longer on the books), but overall this was an informative and entertaining read. Recommended. ( )