pickRaynor and Moth are just incredible. This is a continuation of their story after The Salt Path (must be read first!) and hearing Raynor really developing her connection to nature was such a deep read. She makes me want to pull on my hiking boots and take on the world!
pickLoved it. Breathed it. As the pages turned and the story got more in depth, I felt like I was there with Moth and Raynor on their dramatic landscape of Icelandic adventure! Recommend for sure, and I will read again.
Both The Salt Path and the follow of this The Wild Silence. Wow, what a life, full of uncertainty, health issues, homelessness and from all of the heartache and uncertainty came their greatest adventures of 🌎 📚😍
pickThank you so much for sending me this book Rachel @rockpools , the first one to get picked out of my birthday lucky dip jar!
It felt a lot sadder / more melancholy than The Salt Path but still beautifully written with its insights into nature and the true meaning of life.
Turned out to be a lovely day in the Lake District after a *very* wet night and morning!
Look what the postman just brought! Rachel @rockpools
I adored The Salt Path so I have high hopes for this sequel. I love the little diary and it‘s even en français - parfait! I‘ve been thinking about trying a gratitude diary or similar and this would be ideal; plus it starts now so no excuses! ?
The card is just the cutest - thank you so much for the lovely gifts! ?
Using my new bookmark from the lovely @JaneyWaneyB today 💕💕
It‘s been a while….. getting my reading groove back on starting with a Bookclub read.
Hmmmm 🤔 I‘ve listened to 6 chapters thus far and it‘s not grabbing me. It feels like it lacks the focus and trajectory of The Salt Path, which I really enjoyed.
pickThe Wild Silence is the continuation of the story about Ray and Moth after were South West Coast walk. We learn how they are both doing, especially Moth as he has a terminal illness. They do a hike in Iceland and take on a project of rebuilding farm and it's land in the Cornish hills. We see the process of how she wrote the Salt Path. On the whole it was interesting, but I did prefer the first book. #nonfiction
The Wild Silence: A Memoir | 
