About this book
Warner’s main theme is how small and often-ridiculous the human being is when exploring in the wilderness. Warner’s love of nature and his classically dry humor and social satire makes In the Wilderness a book that even readers today can connect with. - Summary by Jessica Zdanowicz
Chapters
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- 1HOW I KILLED A BEAR22:27 · read by Jessica Zdanowicz
- 2LOST IN THE WOODS30:10 · read by Jessica Zdanowicz
- 3A FIGHT WITH A TROUT19:37 · read by Jessica Zdanowicz
- 4A-HUNTING OF THE DEER V.38:24 · read by Jessica Zdanowicz
- 5A CHARACTER STUDY1:01:43 · read by Jessica Zdanowicz
- 6CAMPING OUT34:28 · read by Jessica Zdanowicz
- 7A WILDERNESS ROMANCE28:57 · read by Jessica Zdanowicz
- 8WHAT SOME PEOPLE CALL PLEASURE43:27 · read by Jessica Zdanowicz
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