Flight Behaviour

Discover the breathtaking and thought-provoking world of Flight Behaviour by Barbara Kingsolver, published by Faber & Faber in 2013. This compelling novel spans 608 pages and delves into the intriguing intersection of nature and human experience.

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Appalachian Mountains, the story follows a young mother who stumbles upon a remarkable phenomenon: the monarch butterflies have inexplicably chosen not to migrate south for the winter. This extraordinary event raises profound questions: Is it a divine message or a stark warning of climate change? Entomology expert Ovid Byron is convinced it’s the latter, igniting a narrative that explores the complexities of environmental issues and personal dilemmas.

Join Kingsolver as she weaves together themes of faith, science, and the natural world in this re-issued edition of a modern classic. Perfect for readers who appreciate rich storytelling and ecological insight.