CONDITION USED GOOD, PRINCE OF CATS , ARJAN SINGH , HARDCOVER , 1982

This book recounts an extraordinary wildlife experiment in which a hand-reared leopard is taught the skills of the jungle and successfully returned to the wild. Set on the edge of the forests of northern India, it offers a rare, intimate portrait of the leopard’s intelligence, beauty, and temperament, drawn from years of shared life between human and animal. Through triumphs, tragedies, and fierce public controversy, the narrative explores the challenges of conservation, the ethics of human intervention, and the fragile boundary between wilderness and civilization. Deeply personal and often moving, the book challenges long-held myths about leopards while presenting a powerful argument for compassion, understanding, and the protection of endangered wildlife.