Dorothy Allred Solomon: Predators, Prey and Other Kin

This book has been on my list for quite a while, due to my personal acquanitance with the author. I respect her enormously, and was not not dissapointed by either the content or the style of the book. Unlike most memoirs I have read, this book does not follow a chronological pattern, but instead jumps around in the author's personal timeline. The reader gets a feeling of being told the story orally, with details related as they occur to the teller instead of in order. The result is a very comfortable, engaging setting and a nice, easy read.