pickThis is one of those books that ruins the dreams and silly ideas you have in your head regarding if you had made different choices in life. Specifically, it shows the many ways in which being a park ranger is frustrating and at times even traumatic. The book started off as a series of stories conveying how hard the ranger life is. As it progressed, it focused more on the lives of two specific rangers with results both tragic and touching. 4/5
pickAndrea Lankford worked as a park ranger for a decade and details here some of her experiences. This is basically the nonfiction accompaniment to Nevada Bart‘s Anna Pigeon books. I really liked this, though be aware there are some brief but frank descriptions of traumatic injuries and deaths.
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Reading this after finishing a group read of the original 10 books of the Belgariad universe and the banter is similar. Horace is not as naive as he used to be and gives as good as he gets. Horace, Halt and Will are on mission. Well paced and the action is described well and believable.
Horace and Will tease Halt, who has always been a figure of authority in these books.
That moment when you are knee deep in a reading slump so you go back to a series that has never done you wrong. And proceed to read 5 of 10 books in less than 6 hours. I also may or may not have borrowed all of this series and all of the connected series in advance - which is like 20 books…. Whoops 😅
pickI was able to finish this one since I had 2 days off work due to Hurricane Ian. The books in this series are always enjoyable to read. This one did not disappoint in action, story, or characters.
