Wildlife Warrior: Steve Irwin: 1962 - 2006, a Man Who Changed the World
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Average customer review:Product Description
Steve Irwin's sudden and tragic death made headline news around the world. Shock and grief followed. He was a giant and the world has lost a man of heroic proportions: the Crocodile Hunter touched and change lives everywhere. Wildlife Warrior charts Steve Irwin's amazing life - from his childhood in Victoria, Australia, through his work in the wilderness and his zoo. It follows his story into marriage and his fame on the world stage as he took every opportunity to spread the word about wildife conservation. He was a natural historian, whose passion will be remembered long after the world has paid its final respects. A percentage of the proceeds of this book will be directed to ensuring the survival of wildlife around the world.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #391374 in Books
- Published on: 2006-11-15
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 204 pages
Editorial Reviews
Review
"'There's only one way to shoot a crocodile, and that's with a camera' Steve Irwin"
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About the Author
Richard Shears is the South East Asia correspondent for London's Daily Mail. He interviewed Steve Irwin and visited his Australia Zoo on a number of occasions. Like so many others, he was awed by Steve's enthusiasmfor saving wildlife. Richard is a prize-winning journalist and the author of more than 20 books. His most recent being Bloodstain, which examines the disappearance of British backpacker Peter Falconio in the Australian outback.
Customer Reviews
bullseye
This book is a wonderful read , really hitting the target. I like the easy way it lays out Steve Irwin's life from his early years to his sad end and poignant farewell.
The simplicity of Richard Shears' writing style particularly strikes a chord with many of us in developing nations where more than 75% of the population can barely read. The author has allowed us to share, with the rest of the world, in the life of a man who wanted his message about caring for the earth and all its creatures to reach us all. And it has --through Wildlife Warrior. Bravo!
May we all have the courage to stand up and be counted even in the face of criticism and derision as Steve Irwin did.
Accurate view of Steve Irwin's life
I found the book an interesting wrap up of a life cut short in it's prime; I wasn't an Irwin fan but I read the book to find out why people so admired him as I am a lover of wildlife. Mr. Shears wrote in a journalistic manner, clear & concise and without pretension and I got a fair idea of what sort of a man Steve Irwin was without mythology. A good read. Michael Downey
Croc hunter-He changed our world
This is a very well done book about such a remarkable man. It was purchased for my daughter. His death broke her heart. He was/is her hero. She decided at age 4 she wanted to be a zoologist after watching croc hunter. Reading about her hero has brought her joy. It is a great tribute to a remarkable human being. CROCS RULE!!!




