Ebook {Epub PDF} Africa on Six Wheels: A Semester on Safari by Betty Levitov

 · Africa on Six Wheels: A Semester on Safari by Betty Levitov | Editorial Reviews. Paperback $ Ship This Item — Qualifies for Free Shipping Buy Online, Pick up in Store Check Availability at Nearby Stores. Sign in to Purchase www.doorway.ru: Betty Levitov. English professor Levitov, a seasoned traveler, doesn’t simply know Africa well, she knows how to write about it, capturing an exquisite sense of place in just a few words Just as keen is her genius for capturing the personalities of her traveling companions and those they meet.  · Levitov describes leading a group of college students around Africa for a semester. It definitely was not the most compelling travel narrative I have ever read, but the raw events detailed in the book were interesting enough to make this an enjoyable read overall/5.

Find many great new used options and get the best deals for Africa on Six Wheels: A Semester on Safari by Betty Levitov (, Trade Paperback) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! Africa on Six Wheels: A Semester on Safari chronicles the experiences of 13 college students traveling across eastern and southern Africa under the leadership of Betty Levitov, a professor at Doane College in Nebraska. In this book, Levitov describes their trip, including early reassurances made to nervous parents and. Isaack Kinyanjui, a wildlife guide and naturalist who has led Doane College groups on safari in Kenya, returned to campus for his second visit and a presentation Tuesday, Sept. Kinyanjui shared the true Africa with audiences as he presented a slide show and talk titled "Kenyan Wildlife and Conservation," in Heckman Auditorium.

Africa on Six Wheels: A Semester on Safari by Betty Levitov (, Trade Paperback). The Resource Africa on six wheels: a semester on safari, Betty Levitov. Africa on six wheels: a semester on safari, Betty Levitov. "I think I get it," Betty Levitov's youngest student said, sitting on a porch in Harare, Zimbabwe. "You've had a potentially fatal disease, and faced death, and now you#39;ll do just about anything.quot; The student was trying to fathom why a teacher would take thirteen kids from a small midwestern liberal arts college on a three-month trek across Africa.