Sara Gruen | Ape House: A Novel
Recorded Sep 21, 2010
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20100921-saragru.mp3
Sara Gruen is the no. 1 New York Times bestselling author of Water for Elephants, Flying Changes, and Riding Lessons. A devoted animal lover, she draws readers into the animal world through stories where fiction is closely aligned with facts drawn from her own meticulous research. Bonobo apes share 99.4% of the same DNA as humans and are renowned for their language abilities. In Ape House, a family of Bonobos is stolen from a fictitious language laboratory and turn up in a reality television show.
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