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Big Burn, The: Teddy Roosevelt & The Fire That Saved America (2009)

by Timothy Egan(Favorite Author)
4.02 of 5 Votes: 4
ISBN
1441806946 (ISBN13: 9781441806949)
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English
genre
History & Biography
publisher
Brilliance Audio
review 1: Fascinating.
review 2: If you are a wild land fire fighter, this is a must read. It could save your life.
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Anaelle
excellent story and very well written, will be reading more of Egan's work
zahro35
Another great Egan book; terrific writer of non-fiction.
Katie
Fascinating.
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