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Share your favorite Africa-related "reads" with other members! Both fiction and non-fiction are WElcome, incl.guidebooks and travel manuals.WE only ask that the reads be related to Africa (Please no religious, political or mature, etc. topics) Enjoy!
Location: Africa
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Comment by Barbara on December 3, 2008 at 3:03 -
I recently purchased Newman's Birds of Southern Africa - a great field guide with color illustrations, descriptions and maps. Very helpful.
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Comment by Ex-centric on December 3, 2008 at 2:47 -
Murphy...The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency is a great series of books...really gives a feel for the culture of the area. I enjoyed them all.
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Comment by Murphy on December 3, 2008 at 2:16 -
The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency series by Alexander Mccall Smith
are excellent. they are Quick reads. A Made for TV movie was shown in England in March, and just came out on DVD, it is very good for a book turned into a movie. It's not available in the United States, but you can get it through Amazon.uk. You do need to change the region setting on your DVD player to watch it.
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Comment by Murphy on December 3, 2008 at 1:29
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Echo of the Elephants is awesome, there was also a documentary of the same story, a real tear jerker! but very good. On my first trip to Kenya I went to Amboseli and our guide kept talking about a "crazy lady" that lived in the bush with the elephants...he was talking about Cynthia Moss
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Comment by Ex-centric on December 3, 2008 at 1:27
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Great idea...I'll have to haul out my stash of Africa books and post them here.
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Comment by Lisa on December 3, 2008 at 0:18 -
Jersey Girl I keep picking that book up at the boostore and contemplating it ;) If you recommend I shall give it a try. The last Africa book I read was the The Poisenwood Bible. Its about a family of missionaries...long and wordy but good. I shall have to pull it off my bookshelf to give a better description of it as it has been awhile since I read it.
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Comment by Jersey Girl on December 2, 2008 at 23:05 -
Ohhh - I like this group - what a great idea!
I recently read "Hannah's Dream" by Diane Hammond - it'a a lovely novel that tells the story of Hannah an elephant late in her years who's caretakers hope to get her to the Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee. A very enjoyable book that demonstrates and confirms that elephants are a highly intelligent, sensitive, and emotional creatures. Anyone who loves Elephants will enjoy this.....
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