The Tiger: A True Story of Vengeance and Survival, by John Vaillant

The Tiger by John Vaillant

“The Tiger” by John Vaillant is a gripping non-fiction account that delves into the haunting and mysterious world of the Amur tiger in the Siberian wilderness. Set in the harsh and unforgiving terrain of the Russian Far East, the book narrates the chilling events surrounding a series of bizarre and fatal encounters between a man-eating tiger and the inhabitants of a remote village. Though this isn’t a travel book per se, Vaillant weaves together the strands of history, culture, and nature to paint a vivid picture of a world where humans and tigers collide, leading to an epic battle for survival.

If you're interested in Siberia, an avid nature enthusiast, intrigued by the enigmatic world of big cats, and drawn to true stories that explore the delicate balance between humans and wildlife, "The Tiger" is the perfect book for you.


“I am a huge John Vaillant fan (see: The Golden Spruce). Whether you seek adventure, an understanding of the animal kingdom, or an appreciation of the cultural landscapes of remote regions (the untamed wilderness of Siberia), The Tiger will leave you awed and reflecting on the power and resilience of both humans and animals.”

~ Marc


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