Published in 2008, this New York Times bestseller chronicles the groundbreaking scientific work and deep personal bond between Pepperberg and Alex, who challenged the scientific community’s understanding of animal intelligence.
: The film emphasizes hard work, perseverance, and teamwork. Alex & Me
: Reviewers from The New York Times and People praised the book for combining scientific detail with a moving human-animal narrative. It is often described as "heartwarming" and "fascinating" by readers at Goodreads . Published in 2008, this New York Times bestseller
: Beyond the lab, the book explores their emotional connection. Alex was known for his "irascible" yet affectionate personality, famously saying, "You be good. I love you," as his final words before his death in 2007. Critical Reception : It is often described as "heartwarming" and "fascinating"
: Available at Walmart for $9.99 and Barnes & Noble for $18.99.
The title most commonly refers to the acclaimed memoir by psychologist Irene M. Pepperberg about her 30-year relationship with Alex, an African Grey parrot. However, there is also a 2018 family sports film with the same name starring soccer star Alex Morgan. Book: Alex & Me by Irene M. Pepperberg
BUT in revealing how Alex lived, and the day-to-day workings of her lab, Pepperberg may soon find herself open to fresh criticism. The New York Times Alex & Me Movie Review | Common Sense Media