In 'The Goshawk' by T. H. White, readers are treated to a captivating account of the author's attempt to train a Goshawk. This autobiographical work offers a unique perspective on falconry and the complex relationship between man and bird. White's writing style is both introspective and informative, providing readers with insights into the challenges and triumphs he faced during his training. Set in the mid-20th century, 'The Goshawk' is a blend of nature writing and memoir that showcases White's deep connection to the natural world. The vivid descriptions of the Goshawk's behavior and White's experiences make this book a must-read for those interested in falconry or natural history. T. H. White's personal struggles and dedication to his training provide a deeper understanding of the bond between humans and animals. His background in literature and fascination with the natural world inspired him to write this captivating account of his journey with the Goshawk. 'The Goshawk' is recommended for readers who enjoy nature writing, memoirs, and stories of perseverance in the face of challenges.