Out of Africa (Modern Library 100 Best Nonfiction Books)

This book is a true account of life on a plantation in Kenya, written by the author of Seven Gothic Tales.

With classic simplicity, the author describes the beauty of the Ngong Hills and coffee trees in blossom, as well as her guests, including the Prince of Wales and Knudsen, an old charcoal burner.

The author also shares stories of primitive festivals and encounters with big game, such as lions, rhinos, elephants, zebras, and buffaloes.

But the most remarkable aspect of this book is the story of Lulu, a little gazelle who came to live with the author and proved to be "unbelievably ladylike and beautiful." This edition is set from the first American edition of the book, published in 1927 by Random House, and features the iconic Random House colophon.

Whether you're interested in African culture, nature writing, or simply a well-crafted tale of life on a plantation, this book is sure to captivate and inspire.

Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this classic work of nonfiction.