Of course I loved. England? Castles? Bookshops? Gardens?

Loved!! I love books like this where everyone is connected and their stories ebb and flow with one another. I hope stories like these exist in real life somewhere! Spread kindness. Be kind.

So many relatable stories and thoughts and feelings in these essays. Some of them just crashed headfirst into my gut and I really felt the power of her words. I really enjoyed the piece about social media. It‰ЫЄs so strange how we can think we‰ЫЄre not like everyone else, and still have tendencies to be exactly the same.

Love love loved. All the people. All the kindness. Intergenerational friendships. London. Different points of view. Surprises. Communication issues. Just lovely.

3.5 stars. Wasn‰ЫЄt bad. I like that they both emphasize that people change and our passions might change. And different times are for different people in our lives. Too much back and forth between times for the audiobook listener I am‰Ы_ I really enjoyed the ending though-5 star ending. And the good dog.

Ummmm it was funny at times. But very predictable. And just wow at some sections‰Ы_ trying too hard to be funny and witty? Just felt goofy and silly and ridiculous instead. Was not the worst, and maybe I disliked the audiobook narrator too much‰Ы_

It‰ЫЄs a cozy book. A great going home story. A nice warm one to curl up with on a snowy day!

Growing up outdoors and always exploring and walking made me gravitate toward this book. I was not disappointed. I have spent many days walking paths in many different places. I am grateful I have had so many opportunities to explore the paths I have and look forward to the many more I have yet to take!