The book "High Above the Alps" offers a fascinating perspective on the geology of the Alps from the air. It is a visual tribute to the impressive geological features of this famous mountain range, known not only for its beauty but also for its scientific significance. The Alps are one of the most geologically active regions on Earth and host a variety of geological highlights that are often difficult to access. This book presents over 200 large-format panoramic photos taken from a small airplane, as well as 170 geological diagrams and maps that explain the complex geological structures. It is aimed at both geologists and interested laypeople, providing a comprehensive explanation of the geology of the entire Alpine arc between Vienna and Nice. With 296 pages and a hardcover, it is both informative and aesthetically pleasing, making it an excellent "coffee-table" book.