The library of the domain gives an image of the creatures quite different from what one would guess by listening to them. In that, it only reflects the complexity of beings.
Baruch the heron likes thrillers, especially the ones by John Grisham
Gottfried the bird is always looking for ideas for housing and actually favors Microshelters: 59 Creative Cabins, Tiny Houses, Tree Houses, and Other Small Structures.
When he does not ask questions, Socrates the stick reads and rereads Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking
Luce the squirrel dreams with cookbooks, but knows she does not have a lot of time, so she favors Betty Crocker Quick & Easy Cookbook (Second Edition): 30 Minutes or Less to Dinner (Betty Crocker Cooking);
Davina the goose has an old copy of Falling Up
Aurelius the angel tries to better understand his role by reading The Evolution of God (Back Bay Readers’ Pick)
Peter the hawk is often interested in the visual arts. He admire Humans of New York
Simone the green berries devour Timeless Beauty: Over 100 Tips, Secrets, and Shortcuts to Looking Great
Emilies the blue berries have a weakness for interior decoration and architecture; they would recommend History of Interior Design
Niccolò the snake like ethics and in particular Animal Liberation: The Definitive Classic of the Animal Movement by Peter Singer
Emmanuelles the turtles love photography books and in particular Vast & Intimate: Connecting with the Natural World
Charmide and Mickael the deer have very eclectic tastes, so they often browse the 100 best new books
Irinas the dead leaves try to sheer up with Let’s Pretend This Never Happened: A Mostly True Memoir
Friedrich the owl is the most philosopher of all: she doesn’t speak much but has read all the books recommended under the dialogues. That ‘s what feeds her aphorisms!