Title: The real dirt on bears
Product review: I read this book long before I saw the Grizzly Man documentary/series on TV, so I figured that guy was a little bit of a loon (I was not at all surprised by his tragic end). "No Room For Bears" gives the reader a realistic view of the nature of bears. They aren't fuzzy, cuddly pets that you should hand feed and try to befriend. Rather, they are wild, dangerous and often unpredictable animals that are better left alone (for their protection and yours). The book is fascinating; you'll probably want to read it more than once.
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