Adding The Tiger. It’s about hunting a tiger that is killing people in Siberia- with tons of history of Russia, USSR, it’s interactions with China, and also nature. If your father likes traveling and learning new things, this hits both points. (And it is written so so so well... you write down sentences because they are beautiful and you want them forever.)
I feel like narrative non-fiction is good for dads? (This is a gross generalization). Some thoughts:
- The Golden Thread by Ravi Somaiya
- Say Nothing by Patrick Radden Keefe
- The Feather Thief by Kirk Wallace Johnson
Adding The Tiger. It’s about hunting a tiger that is killing people in Siberia- with tons of history of Russia, USSR, it’s interactions with China, and also nature. If your father likes traveling and learning new things, this hits both points. (And it is written so so so well... you write down sentences because they are beautiful and you want them forever.)