Lost in the Taiga

The book is in excellent condition with a sturdy hardcover binding. The spine and pages are intact and show minimal signs of wear. The dust jacket condition is unknown. No inscriptions or library markings are present, making it a pristine copy for collectors.

"Lost in the Taiga" by Vasily Peskov, published by Doubleday in New York in 1994, is a compelling first edition hardcover. This work, translated by Marian Schwartz, explores the extraordinary fifty-year survival of a Russian family in the Siberian wilderness, highlighting their quest for religious freedom. Originally published in France as "Ermites Dans La Taïga" in 1992, this English-language edition provides a vivid account of the Old Believers' resilience in the Abakan River Valley. Peskov, a respected journalist, offers an insightful narrative into the family's struggles and triumphs. This edition, with its first edition status and unique subject matter, is a valuable addition to collections focused on biography, travel, and history. The book is in excellent condition, reflecting its careful preservation.