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True Home
Anny Scoones
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Aussi disponible en format PDF
Éditeur:
Touchwood Editions
Touchwood Editions
Protection:
Filigrane
Filigrane
Année de parution:
2011
2011
ISBN-13:
9781926741772
Description:
<p>"Her book is a gift to all of us."— Patrick Lane, author of <i>There is a Season</i></p>
<p>Following the lead of her earlier bestselling books, Anny Scoones once again charms and inspires readers with her insights and observations. Using her experiences on a farm as a backdrop, Anny muses on the environment, fate, time and aging. </p>
<p>In this collection of personal memoirs, Anny reaches deeper into what nature, rural life and agriculture mean to us. She explores the thrills, joys and disasters of what really happens in the countryside and nearby towns. Stories vary from a rescued dog Anny met in the town bank, to a grand old white pine tree that was given a new purpose, to a horse who couldn’t relax without blackberries, to the joys of the garage sale—even a recipe for quince jelly. The book is illustrated by renowned Canadian artists Molly Lamb Bobak and Bruno Bobak. </p>
<p><i>True Home</i> is the third and final part of the Glamorgan Farm collection, tales of one of the oldest pioneer farms on Vancouver Island. </p>
<p>Following the lead of her earlier bestselling books, Anny Scoones once again charms and inspires readers with her insights and observations. Using her experiences on a farm as a backdrop, Anny muses on the environment, fate, time and aging. </p>
<p>In this collection of personal memoirs, Anny reaches deeper into what nature, rural life and agriculture mean to us. She explores the thrills, joys and disasters of what really happens in the countryside and nearby towns. Stories vary from a rescued dog Anny met in the town bank, to a grand old white pine tree that was given a new purpose, to a horse who couldn’t relax without blackberries, to the joys of the garage sale—even a recipe for quince jelly. The book is illustrated by renowned Canadian artists Molly Lamb Bobak and Bruno Bobak. </p>
<p><i>True Home</i> is the third and final part of the Glamorgan Farm collection, tales of one of the oldest pioneer farms on Vancouver Island. </p>
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