If one observes, and truly sees, uncommon characters can be found everywhere. Izzy is a cheerful little goat, who grows up before the reader's eyes. She experiences everything from finding a home, her first raisin, poisonous snakes, to the birth of her first kid, the deaths of friends, and the realization that her simple life counts for something.

If one observes, and truly sees, uncommon characters can be found everywhere. Izzy is a cheerful little goat, who grows up before the reader's eyes. She experiences everything from finding a home, her first raisin, poisonous snakes, to the birth of her first kid, the deaths of friends, and the realization that her simple life counts for something. She seems almost human with her mix of flaws and strong attributes. The other characters in the book, human and animal alike, add to the richness and fullness of the story. A natural history section about goats is included in the book. Izzy existed for others. Her book is written in two sections because that is how life is. Childhood is remembered as a day. The events thereafter are remembered as bits and pieces that span across a lifetime. They spring up as memories when a mind's seed is watered. The emotions and events are real and based on truth and are remembered as accurately as possible. Enjoy the book, and let it water the seeds of your mind. Allow yourself to reap the memories of your lifetime as you discover a relationship with Izzy.