Country Life - Giles Wood - Bog

Introducing 'Country Life', a captivating masterpiece by the renowned author, Mary Killen. Published in 2023 by Ebury Publishing, this book takes you on a journey like no other. The genre of this book is hard to pin down, as it beautifully combines elements of both fiction and reality. Set in the heart of the countryside, 'Country Life' is a testament to the beauty, simplicity, and tranquility of rural life. Mary Killen, with her exquisite storytelling, paints a vivid picture of the countryside that is so real, you can almost feel the cool breeze on your face and hear the rustling of leaves under your feet. This book is not just a story, it's an experience that stays with you long after you've turned the last page. Ebury Publishing is proud to bring you this gem from their collection. 'Country Life' is more than just a book, it's a journey into the heart of the countryside. So, are you ready to embark on this journey?

The Nutty IdyllAre you considering escaping the city for a blissful new way of life in the countryside? Estate agents may be feeding you with persuasive visions of Arcadia, but realities are more helpful. Read on. Former townies Giles and Mary have embraced country life for over thirty years, each in their own different way. Mary is more inclined to engage in the social opportunities offered by the local community. While Giles's pre-occupations include his organic no-dig veg patch and regenerative agriculture as 'the only method that could save the ecosystem from imminent disaster'. Together they sift through the unhelpful dreamy myths and offer their own, two-handed pragmatic reality, obtainable for all. In robust back-and-forth exchange, they de-mystify every aspect of life in rural outposts, celebrating the peaks and navigating the troughs, from planning wars and ghost hunting to dog walking and bargain hunting. Join Giles and Mary in this book, as they share their hard-earned lessons to help us all find our own way to a new, contented country life, where perfect isn't the point.