: The film emphasizes hard work, perseverance, and teamwork.
: 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 : Alex & Me
: Some critics felt the book focused too heavily on Pepperberg’s personal academic struggles and funding issues rather than the science. Others on The StoryGraph questioned the ethics of keeping a highly intelligent creature in a lab setting. Where to Buy : : The film emphasizes hard work, perseverance, and teamwork
: Reviewers on IMDb and Common Sense Media generally rate it as a wholesome, inspirational "underdog" story for younger audiences, though some noted its predictability and "sugary sweet" tone. Book Review | 'Alex & Me,' by Irene M. Pepperberg I love you," as his final words before his death in 2007
: Narrated by Julia Gibson; available at AudiobooksNow for $23.99 $16.79 or Chirp Books for $21.99. Movie: Alex & Me (2018)
: Alex demonstrated the ability to understand complex concepts like "bigger," "smaller," "more," "fewer," and "none". He could identify colors and shapes and even add small numbers.
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