Heaven’s Silhouette Author|Charles R. Stinson Architects —kids to make our future

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Ed Kashi is a photojournalist filmmaker and educator

He has worked in various capacities at the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum since 1982 managing maple syrup production working on wetland projects with graduate students helping to prepare and maintain research plots setting up bluebird trails wood duck houses and osprey nests and keeping track of bird mammal and butterfly sightings at the Arboretum

Where the book differs is that towards the end

Heaven’s Silhouette Author|Charles R. Stinson Architects —kids to make our futureWhen I was little, other children called me a monster. A painting proved them right. A lifetime of cruel taunts and heartbreak has taught Aurelia to hide, to not get too close to anyone. A painter and gallery docent, her only solace is in the art that cant stare back. When a new piece arrives, depicting an angelic figure who shares the physical features shes always thought of as monstrous, Aurelia searches for the artist, determined to get the answers