Last Chance to See
Mark Carwardine, Douglas Adams
Readers rate it 4.3 (111 on Hardcover)
222 pages · Released Sep 1, 1992 · Ballantine Books
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Last Chance to See is a witty, informative nonfiction account of a real journey to find endangered animals worldwide. The book combines Douglas Adams's humor with genuine conservation education and scientific facts about at-risk species. It inspires concern for the natural world and demonstrates persistence and curiosity without objectionable content.
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An interactive multimedia exploration of the authors' trip around the world in search of endangered species. Contains the unabridged text of the book Last chance to see, a reading of the entire book by Douglas Adams, and over 800 full-screen color photographs. Allows the user to either read or listen to the book, to ch... An interactive multimedia exploration of the authors' trip around the world in search of endangered species. Contains the unabridged text of the book Last chance to see, a reading of the entire book by Douglas Adams, and over 800 full-screen color photographs. Allows the user to either read or listen to the book, to choose any chapter within the book, and to explore the many sidebars that provide scientific information about the animals and stories about the authors' experiences as they traveled around the world.
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- Travel
- Endangered species
- Journeys
- Rare animals
- New York Times reviewed
- Zoology
- Interactive multimedia
- funny
- hopeful
- informative
- inspiring
- reflective
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ISBN 9780345371980 · Ballantine Books