We'll blow with the Wind
Jean Brown‘We have had to work endlessly, for money has never been plentiful; land and animals need constant attention, and caring for others, though rewarding and enjoyable, is time consuming. We have braved the storms, been blown by the winds of weather, of fortune and of change, yet we would do it all again, given the opportunity.’ Jean Brown
Anyone who has read Jean Brown’s previous books will welcome with open arms this latest in the series. For the uninitiated We’ll blow with the Wind will be a revelation, as well as a real treat. Within its pages are new tales of life at The Currer, the Yorkshire Dales farm run by Jean and her sister Margaret. Their life is never easy but they embrace all that is thrown at them with a vigour and strength that belies their years. Some of the events are amusing, some surprising and others heartbreaking, but all are recounted with the same wit and warmth which has already attracted so many readers to Jean’s books.
A truly wonderful read.
Jean’s story of life in the Yorkshire Dales, begun in We'll see the Cuckoo, is continued in We'll trace the Rainbow, and followed by We'll buy another on Monday. We'll blow with the Wind brings the story right up to date.
‘Written in a most readable, descriptive style, they express a satisfaction with a chosen way of life and a caring for others which, in this modern world, is heart warming.’ Geoffrey Smith, TV and radio gardener
