SCH-WILD COUNTRY OF MEXICO

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Summary: The following is a review from the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Review: "A spelndid visual trek into Mexico's outback. The Wild Country of Mexico uses wonderful color photographs and dual Spanish/English essays and captions to take us...[through] the fascinating and hauntingly beautiful parts of Mexico." -Philadelphia Inquirer

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Summary: The following is a book review by Outside Magazine.
Review: "Impressive color photographs do the talking."-Outside Magazin

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Summary: The following is a review from San Diego Union-Tribune.
Review: "It is a passionate, eloquent testament to Mexico's cultural heritage. Photographer Annerino combines raw edginess with creative finesse. From the mountains and jungles of Chiapas to the deserts of Baja and the Sea of Cortez, he takes readers on a cross-country exploration. "One-forth the size of the United States, this magnificent land boasts the lofitiest volcanoes in North America, the largest desert, the only jungles, the highest cascade, the most storied mountains, the whitest beaches, and some of the deepest chasms," he writes. "This is the Mexico I returned to photograph, and this is the Mexico I came back to share." This book is exciting." -San Diego Union-Tribune

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Summary: The following is a book review from Wenoca.
Review: "This magnificent book...is the real Mexico but it wears many masks. Space does not permit descriptions of the prose and pictorial delights."-Wenoca

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Summary: A gorgeous photography book of Mexico.
Review: A gorgeous photography book of Mexico with bilingual text. In THE WILD COUNTRY OF MEXICO/La tierra salvaje de Mexico, photojournalist John Annerino captures the beauty and spirit of both the native peoples and the wild land they inhabit through colorful breathtaking images and English/Spanish text. We travel through six distinct regions in Mexico: the remote jungles of Chiapas; Mayan ruins of Quintana Roo; the Sierra Volcanica Transversal, the third-highest inhabited plateau in the world; the Sierra Madre Occidental, home of the legendary Copper Canyon; the rich bioregion of Baja California; and the Sonoran Desert, one of the greatest deserts of the New World. Here is a brilliant evocation of people and place in areas of Mexico that are little known and seldom explored. -La Casa del Libro.

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Summary: A spendid visual trek into Mexico's outback.
Review: A splendid visual trek into Mexico's outback. THE WILD COUNTRY OF MEXICO/La tierra salvaje de Mexico uses wonderful colorful photographs and dual Spanish/English essays to take us through the fascinating and hauntingly beautiful parts of Mexico. -The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Summary: Se vera vislumbrado!
Review: Al abrir las paginas relucientes de "La tierra salvaje de Mexico," se vera vislumbrado por la riqueza del tejido historico que caracteriza a Mexico. El libro es un rico contenido de templos de la cultura Maya, cara indegenas, ritos antiguos, pueblos, bosques y montanas virgenes. -La Onda

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Summary: Una evococion brillante !
Review: En THE WILD COUNTRY OF MEXICO/La tierra salvaje de Mexico el fotoperiodista John Annerino captura a bellezo y el espiritu de la gente nativa y de la tierra salvaje que ellos habitan por medio de imagenes vivas e imponentes con texto en ingles y espanol. Viajamos a troves de seis regiones distintas de Mexico: las remotas selvas de Chiapas; las ruins maya de Quintana Roo; la Sierra Volcanica Transversal, una meseta hobitada que es la tercera mas alto del mundo; la Sierra Madre Occidental, el hogar legendario Canon de Cobre; la rica bioregion de Baja California, y el Desierto Sonorense, uno de los grandes desiertos del Nuevo Mundo. Aqui esta una evococion brillante de la gente y de los lugares en las areas de Mexico que son poco conocidos y rara vez visitodas. -La Casa del Libro

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Summary: It is fabulous!
Review: I just received THE WILD COUNTRY OF MEXICO - it is fabulous!

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Summary: I really like THE WILD COUNTRY OF MEXICO.
Review: I really like THE WILD COUNTRY OF MEXICO. The sure sign of liking a book is when you say I wish I had taken that picture. And I find myself saying that over and over again as I look through this book.