Delia Owens Books
Delia Owens is a wildlife scientist and writer who has cowritten three internationally best-selling nonfiction books about her research in Africa. She studied zoology at the University of Georgia and holds a PhD in animal behavior from the University of California. She’s won the John Burroughs Award for Nature Writing and has been published in journals including Nature and International Wildlife. Where the Crawdads Sing is her first novel.
What's Where the Crawdads Sing about?
Where the Crawdads Sing (2018) is a coming-of-age story that seamlessly blends into a murder mystery and an ode to nature. A reminder that we are forever shaped by our childhoods, it recounts the early life of a remarkable girl, Kya, and her transformation into an equally remarkable young woman.
Who should read Where the Crawdads Sing?
- Nature lovers
- Poets and scientists
- Anyone who loves gripping stories
What's The Eye of the Elephant about?
The Eye of the Elephant is a captivating non-fiction book by Delia Owens that takes you on a remarkable journey into the heart of Africa. Through vivid storytelling, Owens shares her experiences living in the remote wilderness of Zambia and her efforts to protect the endangered elephants from poachers. It's a powerful and inspiring tale of conservation, resilience, and the bond between humans and animals.
Who should read The Eye of the Elephant?
Animal lovers who are passionate about wildlife conservation
Adventurous individuals who enjoy stories of exploration and survival in remote wilderness
Readers interested in learning about the complex relationship between humans and elephants in Africa
The Eye of the Elephant
What's The Eye of the Elephant about?
The Eye of the Elephant follows the incredible journey of Mark and Delia Owens as they embark on a mission to save the elephants in the remote wilderness of Zambia. Faced with poachers, corrupt officials, and harsh conditions, the couple risk their lives to protect these majestic creatures and bring about positive change in the region.
Who should read The Eye of the Elephant?
Animal lovers who are passionate about wildlife conservation
Adventurous individuals seeking captivating stories of life in the African wilderness
Readers interested in the complex relationship between humans and elephants