Set against the picturesque backdrop of Newfoundland, a group of friends known as the Sisters of the Soil reunites for a delightful gathering filled with laughter and culinary delights. The plot thickens when Hannah, visiting from the U.K., discovers a mysterious item near Rhodo's seaside saltbox house, claiming it holds immense value. As they navigate the implications of her find, the story explores themes of friendship, adventure, and the allure of hidden treasures.
Four older women, all passionate gardeners from Great Britain, the U.S., Canada and Colombia, meet up in Mexico for fun times and good food. They prepare a spectacular lunch together, with everyone contributing an unusual dish. But their reunion goes badly wrong when a strange, unwelcome guest shows up. The consequences are a shock to them all.
Exploring the enchanting relationship between plants and human emotions, this book is organized into thematic chapters mirroring the stages of a love affair, from "Innocence" to "Rapture." It combines elements of myth, history, and botany, offering love potions and insights into the Victorian "language of flowers." The author, Sonia Day, presents the material in a whimsical and engaging style, complemented by beautiful illustrations and photographs, making it a delightful tribute to our timeless connection with nature.
An illustrated guide to growing your own food in an urban environment.