Helen Macdonald’s ‘H is for Hawk’ is a novel that begins with the protagonist Helen a falconer who is speaking about her adoration for birds. In particular, she curiously discusses the Goshawk one of the most savage birds. She has well known that Goshawks are hard to train because they are notorious. Yet Goshawks have provoked her attentiveness. After getting back from viewing the Goshawks in the woods, Helen is stunned to hear that her affectionate father has died. She helps herself to overcome the loss of his father by deciding to get a Goshawk and train it. Her own Goshawk is named as Mabel. However, Helen can tame notorious Mabel.
Helen and Mabel become agreeable with each other. But she has worried that their new relationship is shaky. She is reluctant about taking Mabel chasing, because she is afraid that on the off chance if she liberates Mabel to hunt, she does not have the foggiest idea whether Mabel will come back to her. But with the assistance of her companions Stuart and Christina, her first chase with Mabel is effective in that Mabel returns to her. When Helen is prevailing with Mabel, various aspects of her life are self-destructing. Her father’s demise gives her bad dreams. In addition to that individuals cause her to feel nervous. Subsequent to losing her employment, she is confronted with the probability that she will before long lose her home.
In spite of misfortunes she experiences, Helen withdraws many difficulties. All she wishes to do is retreat into the wild and she could live like a bird of prey, lone, obviously cannot. She needs to write and convey a discourse out of appreciation for her late father at his up and coming memorial service. Helen can start to mend from her agony and the stunning loss of her father, with whom she was close only through her association with her amiable Mabel. She effectively writes and conveys her discourse. She starts to interface with individuals once more, understanding that she has loved ones who love her and are focused on assisting her recoup. She nearly loses Mabel similarly as Helen is weaving her life back together once more.
Towards the end of the novel, Helen realized that she is providing Mabel the correct consideration. She chooses to meet a therapist, lastly starts to work through her pain. Not long after, Helen gets close with her family and visits a few companions. She understands that she is having a good time in spite of the way that she is not concealing ceaselessly with Mabel in the forested areas. When Helen settles with her family in her home, she searches for a new career and another spot to live.
Helen comprehends that while she will consistently miss her father, she cannot abscond from her sorrow or different issues. Or maybe, she needs to confront them head on to figure out the way to survive with them, emplace with them, and now and again, lament the misfortunes that life consigns her direction.
