This document provides information about the author Glendon Swarthout and his novel "Bless the Beasts and Children". It includes a brief biography of Swarthout, listing some of his major works. One of his most well known novels, "Bless the Beasts and Children", was adapted into a film. The document also shares a short fragment from the novel that depicts a peaceful moment between beasts and children in a field at night.

1. BLESS THE BEASTS OF
CHILDREN
ANDREA GIMENEZ MUÑOZ

2. INDEX:
●Author biography.
●Works of the author.
●Fragment of the work: BLESS THE
BEASTS OF THE CHILDREN

3. GLENDON SWARTHOUTH
Glendon Fred Swarthout (April 8, 1918,
near Pinckney, Michigan – September 23,
1992, Scottsdale, Arizona) was an
American writer and novelist. One of his
best known novels was made into a film of
the same title, Where the Boys Are, along
with The Shootist which was made into the
1976 John Wayne film of the same name,
Wayne's last cinematic appearance.

4. PHOTO OF THE AUTHOR AND
SOME OF HIS WORK

5. WORKS OF THE GLENDON
SWARTHOUT
●Where the boys are
●Bless the beasts and children
●The shootist
●Shooter
●Midwest
And many more...

6. BLESS THE BEASTS AND
CHILDREN FRAGMENT
For a moments, it was as it had been in
the beginning, before fear,before death,
at the time of the creation, when the arth
was fair and all living thing dwelt
together as kindred. For a moment,or
moments, seasts and children were
friends, there in the sweetnes and
silence of the night, there calm an
lovely fields of the leid.

7. THE END