Too Close to the Sun: The Audacious Life and Times of Denys Finch Hatton
by Sara Wheeler | 
Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight
by Alexandra Fuller | 
Find Me Unafraid
by Kennedy Odede | 
So Many Africas
by Jill Kandel | 
The House at Sugar Beach
by Helene Cooper | 
The Jack Bank
by Glen Retief | 
Six Months in Sudan
by James Maskalyk | 
Leaving Before the Rains Come
by Alexandra Fuller | 
Walking in the Shade
by Doris Lessing | 
Wine to Water
by Doc Hendley | 
The Dark Child
by Camara Laye | 
Before the Knife
by Carolyn Slaughter | 
Love, Life, and Elephants
by Daphne Sheldrick | 
Out In The Midday Sun
by Elspeth Huxley |
The White Masai
by Corinne Hofmann |
Planting the Trees of Kenya
by Claire A. Nivola |
Wangari Maathai
by Franck Prevot |
Reunion in Barsaloi
by Corinne Hofmann | 
Facing the Lion
by Joseph Lemasolai Lekuton | 
Emma's War
by Deborah Scroggins |
WILDFLOWER is the gripping life story of the naturalist, filmmaker and lifelong conservationist Joan Root. From her passion for animals and her hard-fought crusade to save Kenya's beautiful Lake Naivasha, to her storybook love affair, Root's life was one of a remarkable modern-day heroine. After 20 years of spectacular, unparalleled wildlife filmmaking together, Joan and Alan Root divorced and a fascinating woman found her own voice. Renowned journalist Mark Seal has written a breathtaking portrait of a strong woman discovering herself and fighting for her beliefs before her mysterious and brutal murder in Kenya. With a cast as wild, wondrous and unpredictable as Africa itself, WILDFLOWER is a real-life adventure tale set in the world's disappearing wilderness. Rife with personal revelation, intrigue, corruption and murder, readers will remember Joan Root's extraordinary journey long after they turn the last page of this compelling book.