Wildlife Books

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Having spent my childhood and a few special years of my adult life living in the Blue Ridge Mountain, I can honestly say there a few places more beautiful than the Southern Highlands of Appalachia.

Jerry Greer's book captures this region from a variety of areas and seasons. From Janes Bald to Mount Rodgers, his camera captures the essence of this very wonderful place.

Living now in Oklahoma and so very far from my mountains, it is a small comfort to have this volume on the shelf and in an instant return me home.

So if you are in exile like myself or planning a trip to visit, grab a copy of this book and share in the wonder of mountains so beautiful they make your heart skip a beat.

Terry Eagleton is the voice of neo-Marxism. Most of his other books do not even make sense to me at all. But two of them must be read by all accounts. And I do not understand why most people did not realize this. This book is very very funny, I have given this book as a present to smart people arround me and they all liked it, so I am not a lonely psycho telling this to you. If you know a little about Wittgenstein and the history of the early 20th century, you can easly make an afternoon a reading feast. Enjoy. In "the gatekeeper" this time he tells about his autobiography, yet I still believe that this book is his best work (my subjective reality, read and see that it is not that subjective after all) cause it is so much fun to read it.

The product was just as it was pictured/described on the website. It arrived quickly and in perfect condition. I was very pleased!

This was my first by archaeology report. I hope you like it.

Presented in an innovative format of book, music, and interactive CD-ROM, Arctic Odyssey was inspired by the journey photographer Richard Olsenius made through the Northwest Passage, a waterway that's still treacherous, mysterious, and alluring to adventurers. It all works very well to capture an authentic feeling for the majesty of the Arctic. The main attraction here is the music, which is beautifully done with a far greater range of melody than I've come to expect from New Age music. Indeed, thankfully it bears no resemblance to that idiotic, monotonous, whiny New Age stuff that makes me psychotic to the point where all I can think about is strangling somebody. The music here is mostly piano-based, and the whole package is well worth seeing and hearing.

Ms. Baines is quite possibly the finest author we have seen since William Shakespeare. Arctic Tale is a breathtaking look at the life of a polar bear family. Baines' incredible detail made it seem as if she had lived among these creatures, as a Polar Bear herself. Her eloquent use of rhetoric was pleasing to any reader's palate and is unparalleled by any other modern literary champion. Although I was crying throughout the entire book, page 11 definitely hit me the hardest. If you read this book, it will change your life. I got my copy two days ago and I have already read it 38 times. Ms. Baines deserves 100% of the profits from this book as well as the movie. She is truly a genius and I can't wait for more of her work to be released.

In this book, the legendary Gerald Durrell (author of The Amateur Naturalist) uses the occassion of the 'birthday' of his zoo and conservation trust to reflect on a long career of adventures and misadventures with animals (human and otherwise) in the service of saving the planet. There are many laugh-out-loud funny moments, many triumphs, and a few depressing failures looked at with head-on honesty. A recommended read for all Durrell fans and animal lovers.

Unlike the famous areas of the West, Arkansas has very few great vistas from which to photograph. The views here are smaller, more subtle. Tim Ernst has captured many great images of Arkansas, from the well-known parks and views to the wilderness areas that few have seen. This is a must book for anyone who loves photograpy.

Jim Arnosky scores a home run with a wonderful book about why we, especially children, should care about endangered animals. He tells us there is hope, and that "each small act of kindness toward the natural world helps better the environment in which we all live." This is an excellent selection for an Earth Day message, or any time of year. Thanks Jim!