After her husband’s death, Françoise Malby-Anthony takes responsibility for their South African game reserve. Facing poachers, difficult authorities and a strong-willed elephant matriarch, she learns what it truly means to care for Africa’s wildlife.

The gripping true story of a British ship stranded off Namibia’s Skeleton Coast during WWII, leaving 63 passengers battling the sea, desert and remote wilderness to survive.

With rainforests, clear seas, white beaches and extraordinary wildlife found nowhere else, Madagascar rewards adventurous travelers. This Bradt guide will help you make the most of this fascinating destination.

A vivid memoir exploring East Africa through one of its most distinctive voices. Wainaina combines his personal story with reflections on Kenyan society, identity, family and belonging.

During a devastating drought in Malawi, William Kamkwamba teaches himself to build a wind turbine from scrap materials, bringing electricity and renewed hope to his village.

Lawrence Anthony recounts his experiences with a troubled herd of wild elephants, exploring conservation, trust and the remarkable connection between humans and animals.

Rosamond Carr reflects on her life in Rwanda through independence and the 1994 genocide, as well as her work in conservation and orphan care.

The touching true story of rancher Bob Norris and his extraordinary friendship with Amy, an orphaned elephant.

An insider’s account of life at Dian Fossey’s mountain gorilla camp, from tracking silverbacks across rugged terrain to rescuing orphaned baby gorillas.

The adventurous story of a conservationist who pioneered the use of dogs to combat poaching and protect wildlife in South Africa’s game reserves.

Ben Forbes shares entertaining stories from Botswana’s safari camps in the 1990s, when few rules and plenty of improvisation created unforgettable adventures in the bush.

The moving story of oSharon Pincott's life-changing relationship with Zimbabwe’s Presidential Elephants, a celebrated clan of free-roaming wild elephants.

The nineteenth book in the No. 1 Ladies’ Detective Agency series brings together familiar characters, Botswana traditions, cups of tea and investigations into human nature.

Siya Kolisi shares his remarkable story, from growing up in Zwide township to leading South Africa to Rugby World Cup victory in 2019.

Françoise Malby-Anthony returns with more stories about the remarkable elephants and everyday realities of life on her South African game reserve.

Winner of the 2021 Booker Prize, The Promise follows a South African family across four funerals as two siblings remain bound by a promise made, but never kept.

Trevor Noah recounts his childhood in apartheid South Africa with sharp humor, honesty and insight.

The Owens recount their life among the wildlife of the Kalahari and the challenges of surviving in one of Earth’s last great wilderness areas.

Safari guide Peter Allison takes readers behind the scenes through a collection of entertaining short stories.

Daphne Sheldrick shares the story behind Nairobi’s renowned Sheldrick Wildlife Trust and her lifelong commitment to elephants.

An American couple searches for greater purpose in Rwanda in a story that weaves together personal experience, history and the legacy of the genocide.

A short, thoughtful read about reconnecting with your senses and surroundings, written by a tracker raised in the South African bush.

Johnny Clegg reflects on his formative years, rise to fame and connection to Zulu culture while growing up in the deeply divided society of apartheid South Africa.

Tracker Alex van den Heever shares stories from more than two decades working alongside Renias Mhlongo, exploring their adventures, challenges and hard-earned trust.