

If you think this cover is one of the most beautiful you've seen,I can guarantee you, the book is just as beautiful.Full review here:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/7404839913
If you think this cover is one of the most beautiful you've seen,I can guarantee you, the book is just as beautiful.Full review here:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/7404839913
Thank you so much Helen @squirrelbrain - really looking forward to reading Findings and the additional book sounds really interesting! So thoughtful. Looking forward to having some spare time to sit down and read them. Have an amazing time at the Harrogate festival this weekend. Look forward to seeing lots of posts. #jbuk
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I loved this book.
Jamie observes the natural world as part of it, rather than as something separate from daily life. She keeps an eye on peregrine falcons whilst folding socks, goes in search of darkness and instead sees oil rigs and surveyors, considers the wonders inside us, and notices what we value on a plastic-strewn beach & in the Edinburgh skyline. It's beautiful, thoughtful and full of Scottish islands.
On noticing
"I raced for home excited as a child, holding its image in my head like a bowlful of blue water - mustn't spill a drop"
#justfornow #tuneintonovember @Robothugs @Cinfhen
Well this might just win November. Quite lovely! 🦅
After I finished Jamie's second collection of essays (Sightlines), I quickly sought out her first. I wasn't disappointed. I love Jamie's beautifully descriptive but accessible prose and her curiosity, which leads her to notice the smallest details around her, in the natural environment and in the behaviour of the people she meets.