Gorillas among Us. A primate Ethnographer's Book of Days - Dawn Prince-Hughes

In Gorillas among Us, Prince-Hughes has compressed years of gorilla observation into a composite diary chronicling the days of one gorilla family. She creates a blended portrait of both peoples—gorilla and human. The entries capture significant observations, which often prompt brief discussions of gorillas' captivity, diet, communication, aesthetic preferences, social behavior, and play. Several chapters end with thought-provoking meditations on human values. The final section, "More about Gorillas," provides a concise, accessible introduction to gorilla natural history.