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It is a quiet little book that that only hints at the powerful undercurrents that charge the events that transpire.

Everything is in here; the battles I won and lost, the chefs I learned from and the dishes that made Midsummer. We must make the best of the world we have and learn to love it if we are to find true happiness in our lives, and this book is a wonderful example of finding this love.

This truly is a beautiful book that instilled an emotion in me so delicate and beautifully ineffable that I had to get sloppy drunk enough to have the audacity to tarnish it’s power by attempting to convey it through the dingy pipelines of my own words.Perhaps children and the very elderly are closer to God, or at least closer to nature, because one is newly born and knows little and the other is near death and knows too much. They find their place in the island world by observing the minutest of lives there, knowing they're just another small element.

I'd strongly suggest this as a midafternoon sunny-day read, or the quiet and the rightness of story and style will lull the tense, stressed, relaxation-deprived modern person into a deep, satisfying sleep. If Nora Mackenzie, the first girl to ever break his heart, wants to be his agent, oh he’ll let her be his agent. The first 30% I read on and off when I had time but the last 70% I binged in one sitting and stayed up to 3 am because I was having so much fun reading this.Finding Nana is a beautifully illustrated, fictional story following Ellie and Jack as they discover what happens when Nana moves into a very special Care Home. Many of the men who appear in her story seem lacking in some sense or simply out of step with their environment: the father nearly destroys the surrounding vegetation when he imports exotic plants, diverting resources away from native varieties; a wealthy man builds an extravagant house close to the family’s cabin, an eyesore that disrupts the shoreline. The NC500 route takes in some of the UK’s most stunning scenery passing through mountains, glens, beaches, cliffs, castles, ancient sites and picturesque villages.