All kind of possible human emotions are associated with the sighting of tigers. The uncertainty, doubt, hope, hopelessness, excitement, excessive happiness associated with sighting...everything. The internal turbulence is complemented by the excitement of the birds and animals of the jungle. When a tiger or tigress starts moving, alert monkeys and langurs sitting on high branches send alarm calls via their shrill screams. The spotted deer raises its tail and taps its hoof to send signal about the tiger’s movement. The guides and the Gypsy drivers clench their fists. The city-bred humans get engulfed by the excitement of the environment silently screaming ‘something’s going to happen!’ That excessive excitement blends with some unforgettable drama.
The excitement of the moments just before sighting a tiger, young readers will feel exactly the same once they are in a jungle ready to face a tiger. Actually, they will fall in love with this magnificent species. Tigers cannot survive if other animals and birds don’t, so we need to save the jungles in their entirety. This Book, written by a young wildlife enthusiast and a Software Engineer by profession, is meant primarily for the teens. It contains stories of sighting tigers at ten Tiger reserves of India and also the stories of the new century tigers collected from the guides of those forests or from other tiger enthusiasts or from some books.