Mother of God

In 'Mother of God', Paul Rosolie recounts his extraordinary journey into the uncharted tributaries of the Western Amazon.

At eighteen, he ventured alone into the jungle, encountering giant snakes, isolated tribes, and other wonders.

The book vividly captures the awe and beauty of this endangered land, presenting an impassioned call to save it from exploitation by developers and miners.

Rosolie's narrative is both a personal odyssey and a testament to the Amazon's biodiversity and resilience.