I deem this book as probably the most inspiring story I have ever read. I swear I'm not lying on that. As funny as how the cover looks of which I couldn't deny that I actually rolled my eyes at, surely books love to trick us. The cover actually tricked me and led me to believe that this is a comedic type of story. Sure, the synopsis gave me the hint otherwise but it sure does not covert the fact that the boy whose head was covered with a brown paperbag which has also had a quirky drawing of smiley face on it could only say something like, 'you will truly laugh at this one'. Or not. At least for the most book's portion. So yeah. What I'm trying to say is that, personally I don't think the cover justifies the book's content. It is tricky. Anyways, about this book being the most inspiring, yes, I repeat, I am not lying. It is really really good. It's not only about me learning a lot from reading it. It is something that made me realize that life is full of goodness on it and no matter how bitter it tastes for the most part, like how we people are actually and truly experiencing on a small and large scales of things we confront of, all of a sudden, when good starts to take its form out, you'll be surprised at how very very sweet it tastes than it actually should. I don't know how to explain it clearly but I think that's how I realize something out of this one. Life may be undeniably a cycling one, bad to good to bad to good and so on, but there's something in between that reminds you that everything that is taking place is everything that is worth to milk your life out for. Sorry for being so deep on that one. I think this is one of the reasons why this book inspires me - it made me think and write deep, like now. Haha. Everything about the book is realistic and the writing style, for me, is excellent. I'm not lying. And I love ALL of the bird paintings/drawings. I'm now marking John James Audobon as the most intelligent drawing artist out there. And I no more wonder why he had this obsession of drawing birds. Through him and this book, I'm starting to have this admiration over the taken for granted species. I'm not gonna lie to you when I say that I really really really recommend this one to everyone who loves to seek out inspirations and how actually simple things in your life can actually inspire you, whether you'll be aware of it or not. I'm not lying. ;) 
 PS: Must not forget to mention that I'm actually (finally!) convinced, that I...shall read Jane Eyre. =)