The temple tiger and more man-eaters of Kumaoh
The Man eating leapord of rudraprayag

‘(Corbett) has written with rich insight and deep intimacy about the wild animals of the forest… When Man-eaters of Kumaon was published, the book became a worldwide best-seller, was translated into a dozen languages, and even (made into) a Hollywood film,’
– Ramachandra Guha in Lives in Wilderness

‘Here is… the quintessential Corbett. … (The Temple Tiger) is delight. … Corbett is acutely aware of the damage… being wrought to the forests by human interference… We are thankful to him for allowing us to accompay him… into a realm that only a generation or two ago covered most of India.’
-The Indian Express

‘The Rudraprayaga leapord is but one fothe scores of animals Corbett shot… What emerges with this image of action is… a man who valued, perhaps morethan anything else, patience, courage and a spartan hardiness.’
-The independent