| Posted By Dipankar Bhattacharjee |
| A marvelous book. I was wanting to read more on wildlife and this book gives us an insight to the life and habits of our national animal. Moreover, I was intrigued by the habit of the Ranthambore tigers, in general, who are known to tolerate human presence
in jeeps. All in all, I liked the book. If anyone reads my review, PLEASE SUGGEST ME MORE BOOKS ON THE TIGER AND ALSO OTHER WILDLIFE BOOKS. |
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| Posted By Alok Kaushik |
I connect to this book because…I am an animal lover. I detest hunting and poaching.
THIS BOOK IS AWESOME!!!Extremely detailed & action-packed |
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| Posted By Sushant |
| The adventure series reminded me of the Hardy boys series. But since the stories are set in National Parks of India, many of which I have visited, they held me spell bound. Truly unputdownable! |
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| Posted By Susan sharma |
The VikramAditya series of books are ideal school readers. The stories take the reader on a magical journey from Ladakh to Lakshadweep, from the Andaman Islands to the Sahyadri, and across the great forests of India. Importantly, the stories deal with
critical issues like environment, wildlife and conservation. The stories create a connection between schoolchildren and wilderness areas – adding a dimension that is sorely lacking given the urban nature of their lives today.
As an informed and concerned traveler of India's wilderness areas, Deepak Dalal has created a treasure trove for teens and adventure loving adults |
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