The narrative unfolds through Hazel Southam's humorous and poignant reflections on her inaugural year as an allotment holder. It explores themes of spiritual health, friendship, and community, highlighting the importance of generosity and our interconnectedness with nature and one another. Through her experiences, Southam captures the essence of gardening as a pathway to wellbeing and a deeper awareness of our relationship with the environment.
This full-colour book is published to accompany Bible Society's entry to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2021 - a garden based on Psalm 23. The garden is being designed by Sarah Eberle, winner of 17 Gold medals at Chelsea and Hampton Court Flower Shows. Photographs for the book (cover and internal) will be taken in situ on the first day of the Show.
Hazel is terrified of horses - but one will help her survive the hardest year of her life.
Tonight is the night of the Big Moon: a time of grave danger for the Wolflings of Friston. For once again, the Black Dog shall rise from the cursed forest and claim us all, one by one...