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The Hills is Lonely

Pages
274
Published
1984
Language
English

Synopsis

A retired schoolteacher recounts her delightful experiences moving to a remote Hebridean island to try crofting. She quickly falls in love with the unique landscape and the resilient, charming people who call it home. This memoir offers a warm and humorous look at adapting to a new way of life in a beautiful, isolated community.

About the author

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Lillian Beckwith

Lillian Beckwith was a British writer best known for her memoirs about life in the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Her books, including "The Sea For Breakfast" and "The Hills is Lonely," offer a look at rural living and its challenges.