Title: A pleasurable introduction to Barbara Kingsolver
Review: I thought it was an appropriate book to bring along with me to southern Arizona. When I started reading it while camping at Chiricahua National Monument, I was immediately transfixed. I finished it after returning to Boston, when the appeal of the book got even better. It is for anyone who loves nature and has a whole lot of respect for it; she also shares with her readers unique views of special, relatively unknown places such as Canary islands, Benin, a Nature Conservancy preserve in Kentucky, Haleakala Crater, and a remote place somewhere in the southwestern fringe of Arizona (Cabeza Prieta wildlife refuge or Kofa Wilderness perhaps?). What a great experience to be transported to these places by the power of her words, her keen perceptiveness, and her insatiable curiosity. I am definitely bound to read more of her books!
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