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Whistlebare

The shepherd, her dogs, the mist and the mountain

Helen Percy
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Luath Press

About

In her compelling follow-up to Skirly Crag, Helen Percy invites readers back into the enchanting yet challenging world of rugged moorland life in Whistlebare. This captivating memoir offers an unflinching portrayal of the daily hardships and triumphs faced by those who embrace the wild beauty of the countryside.
Join Helen as she navigates the ups and downs of rural existence, from caring for an eclectic menagerie of animals. Through heartfelt anecdotes and moments of unexpected humour, Percy weaves a rich tapestry of solitude, resilience and the profound connections that can be found in the most challenging circumstances.
Whistlebare is a must-read for lovers of nature writing, memoir enthusiasts and fans of rural tales. Those who admire the works of James Rebanks and Raynor Winn will find themselves drawn to this immersive story of survival, humour and hope amid hardship.

Perfect for anyone yearning for an evocative, authentic slice of British countryside life, this memoir reminds us that every day holds its own simple yet profound wonders. Discover the beauty of resilience and the joy of living close to nature with Whistlebare.

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  • Memoirs
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