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The book is divided into four parts, each of which describes a different stage of Hemingway's safari. In the first part, Hemingway sets the scene and describes his preparations for the trip. In the second part, he and his companions begin their journey and set up camp in the "green hills" of Africa. In the third part, Hemingway describes his experiences hunting game, including a memorable encounter with a lion. Finally, in the fourth part, Hemingway reflects on his trip and its meaning, both for him personally and for the larger context of human experience."Green Hills of Africa" is known for its vivid descriptions of African wildlife and landscapes, as well as for its exploration of Hemingway's personal philosophy of hunting and the nature of masculinity. The book also addresses themes such as the relationship between humans and nature, the allure of adventure and danger, and the search for meaning in life.