Creating the Teton Landscape: A Geologic History of Grand Teton National Park is a fascinating book by Love, J. D. and Reed, John C. With the curiosity of scientists and the skill of leading geologists, the book reveals to the reader a fascinating picture of the processes that formed the basis of this unique landscape Grand Teton National Park. The authors consider in detail the formation of mountains, valleys, rivers and lakes in this region, recreating the thousand-year history of mountain peaks and the environment. This book is an important source of knowledge for anyone interested in geology, natural history, and the history of the formation of unique landscapes.