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The tiger
A True Story of Vengeance and Survival
Book • 2010
John Vaillant's "The Tiger" is a gripping narrative non-fiction account of a man-eating tiger in the Russian Far East.
The story follows the tiger's deadly rampage and the desperate efforts of villagers and hunters to track and kill it.
Vaillant masterfully blends environmental themes with a suspenseful narrative, exploring the complex relationship between humans and wildlife.
The book delves into the cultural significance of the tiger in Siberian society and the impact of human encroachment on its habitat.
"The Tiger" is a powerful exploration of survival, vengeance, and the delicate balance between humans and the natural world.
The story follows the tiger's deadly rampage and the desperate efforts of villagers and hunters to track and kill it.
Vaillant masterfully blends environmental themes with a suspenseful narrative, exploring the complex relationship between humans and wildlife.
The book delves into the cultural significance of the tiger in Siberian society and the impact of human encroachment on its habitat.
"The Tiger" is a powerful exploration of survival, vengeance, and the delicate balance between humans and the natural world.
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