A review by xxstefaniereadsxx
Death in Yellowstone: Accidents and Foolhardiness in the First National Park by Lee H. Whittlesey
dark
tense
fast-paced
3.0
Death In Yellowstone is a bit of a morbid book. People have been visiting National Parks for quite some time, and there have been many instances where they have died there. There have been instances of weather related deaths, animal related deaths, people being lost and/or injured and dying, murders, and a whole host of other things. This book features almost twenty different stories that feature bizarre deaths in Yellowstone National Park.
This book includes some fairly recent deaths, including the hot springs incident from 2000 and the grizzly bear attacks from 2011. If you are a visitor of National Parks, you may be interested in this book. If you just simply have a morbid mind, this is a lightly morbid read. It was available on Audible Plus a couple of weeks ago when I read it. (I am behind on reviews thanks to school.) It is worth a look to see if it is still available. It was a pretty short listen, as well.
This book includes some fairly recent deaths, including the hot springs incident from 2000 and the grizzly bear attacks from 2011. If you are a visitor of National Parks, you may be interested in this book. If you just simply have a morbid mind, this is a lightly morbid read. It was available on Audible Plus a couple of weeks ago when I read it. (I am behind on reviews thanks to school.) It is worth a look to see if it is still available. It was a pretty short listen, as well.