Kim DeLozier
Autor de Bear in the Back Seat
Sobre El Autor
Créditos de la imagen: Amazon.com
Series
Obras de Kim DeLozier
Etiquetado
Conocimiento común
- Género
- male
Miembros
Reseñas
I listened to this on audible.com. 5 hours--just about all the time I would invest in it. It was quite entertaining about elk. Bears: I have camped in the Smokey Mtns enough to know not to feed wild animals, to not run away from a bear, and to make an unholy racket to scare them away.
This one's a keeper. Many of the anecdotes are lighthearted—a few turns of phrase brought to mind Patrick McManus. There are some sad, cautionary stories too, in which DeLozier emphasized the importance of safety and responsibility. It's clear he loves animals, particularly the bears of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park.
Recommended to animal lovers and fans of the outdoors.
Recommended to animal lovers and fans of the outdoors.
It wasn’t as funny as I thought from reviews but it was entertaining. I love being in the mountains. I love bears. It was a good fit for me. I do find it sad that the stories were from the 1980’s and the ranger was talking, often, of people being more dangerous to bears. Here we are in 2021 and, living in Alaska, I can tell you people are still dangerous to bears...for the very same reasons as 1980. I found that a sad commentary on people and their inability to respect wildlife. The only bear I know named Yogi is on tv.
The narrator, Carey Jones, was great. My family is from Appalachia and the Smoky Mountain area. I love that the narrator sounded from the region. It enriched my experience with the book. I felt like I was listening to stories from the front porch. I truly loved that.… (más)
The narrator, Carey Jones, was great. My family is from Appalachia and the Smoky Mountain area. I love that the narrator sounded from the region. It enriched my experience with the book. I felt like I was listening to stories from the front porch. I truly loved that.… (más)
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- Valoración
- 3.3
- Reseñas
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- ISBNs
- 2
But the book is tedious and repetitive, and written on a very basic level. My intense interest in bears and US wildlife in general kept me turning the pages.
Proceed at your own risk.