No comments about African Wildlife: A Photographic Journal.

No comments about Many Memories of Life in India, at Home, and Abroad.

No comments about Michelin NEOS Guide Syrie Jordanie, 1e.

No comments about Madagascar: Madagasikara (American Geographical Society Around the World Program).

No comments about H.M. Stanley's wonderful adventures in Africa: From his first entrance into the Dark continent in search of Livingstone, to his last triumphal return from his search for and rescue of Emin bey.

No comments about Cape Town (Booklets).

2 comments about Wildlife, Murram & Bush: A Family Adventure.

1. I loved this book!! This memoir seemed so alive and showed Africa for what it was at the time, I really learned alot. I really felt like I was along for the ride.Great read!!!!



2. I enjoyed the family's adventure. This story makes me want to go and live there, would love to replicate the adventure.
   This family obvously loved Africa.
   Looking forward to the next book, hopefully with the continuing story.

1 comments about Never Pull a Lion's Tail!: A collection of poetry and photographs about animasl of Africa For Sophisticated Children of all Ages.

1. Who doesn't love a book about animals? In the rich photographic collection of Barry J. Freeman's book, "Never Pull a Lion's Tail," readers will delight in not only fantastic pictures but also personable poetry. Go on safari with Barry and enjoy the ride.
   
   With poems that reach out in animalistic innocence and humanistic politics, the book is a well-rounded offering to all ages. Children will love the references to the lion cub's nervousness, the baboon's overeating and the zebra losing his stripes, while adults might find satisfaction in a poacher who gets his just desserts, and a pair of waterbucks that thwart danger by falling in love. Young folks interested in animal conservation will no doubt be inspired, and those who just love photos of nature or poetry in the rhythm and rhyme style will be compelled to settle down with the book.
   
   Barry Freeman, having gone on four African safaris to observe and photograph animals in their natural habitats, shares his joy with the world. It is obvious that he loves animals and his delight in writing about them shows on every page. The book is a wonderful addition to any library and home collection. The photos are absolutely splendid. Barry shares credit with two of Africa's widely published photographers: Karl Ammann and David Pluth. This is Barry's first published work but I certainly hope that it isn't his last!
   
   "Never Pull a Lion's Tail" is a treasure!
   Review by Heather Froeschl.

No comments about African Game Trails: An Account of the African Wanderings of an American Hunter-Natrualist.

No comments about In the Eyes of Horus.