pickAnother series I'm reading out of order: I've yet to read the second one.This is one of those books that has me in awe of "ordinary" individuals and in despair at the human race as a whole. Mercifully, the book lands firmly on the side of hope.
RW is not religious but I was reminded of something Mother Teresa said about knowing God would never give her bigger challenges than she was able to bear: "but sometimes I wish He didn't trust me so much".
pickWhat a cover.
O adored Salt Path, wasn't as keen on her second then ravished this one! It felt like she was back to writing about their journey and the natural paths and ways they walked. I liked her historical and political references, especially when comparing Scotland with England.
Oops! Waterstone's Black Friday haul!
pickThis is definitely my favourite of the three books. I think Raynor Winn has really honed her writing, balancing wildlife musings with humour and drama. I want to get my walking boots on and get out into the wild.
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