The father of mindfulness

Thich Nhat Hanh is a holy man ... a scholar of immense intellectual capacity

Thich Nhat Hanh shows us the connection between personal inner peace and peace on earth

The monk who taught the world mindfulness

A fantastic collection of words without English counterparts

Words you never knew you needed but now can't live without

A charming collection of idioms that get lost in translation ... these are the sayings that you learn when immersed in a culture. From the bleak to the romantic and straight-up weird, each one is explained in words and pictures-perfectly outlining the sometimes hard-to-comprehend concepts. There are too many favorites to list.

Ell Frances Sanders ... unlocks phrases that are unusual and delightful to the ears and, through charming illustrations, easy on the eyes

... will make you think, laugh and discover situations you never knew there was a word for

A charming little book with delightful illustrations

A stunning, raw and powerful book - about grief and putting ourselves back together, about freedom and the fight for it, and about strength and the hunger to test it

Brave, brilliant and quietly furious, In Her Nature makes a powerful, original case for women claiming space

Wonderfully well researched, and candidly honest, Hewitt openly discusses topics which are often shied away from… this book is thought provoking and compelling

In her Nature reanimates the stories of the past to reveal, brilliantly, the conditions through which women so often have to battle in the present... [it] will make you want to run, and to experience something of the hard-won emotional and physical freedom that Hewitt's prose so movingly evokes

A powerful account of women's strengths and achievements in the mountains

A life-affirming book about the thrill of exploring the great outdoors, asking why so many women are excluded from running, hiking and mountaineering. It confronts the obstacles we face every day, including violence, assault and the general assumption that we don't belong here; but In Her Nature proves we have a right to run free

An urgent, beautifully written and fiercely important book

With intimate attention and in beautiful prose, IN HER NATURE moves deftly between the inner life and the great outdoors. Rachel Hewitt shows that not only do women have a history as runners, climbers and adventurers; we also have a right to the outdoors that is as crucial - and fragile - today as it ever was

A vital feminist memoir of life outdoors, underpinned by the depth of historical knowledge that only a true scholar can bring

An extraordinarily compelling book that left me seeing with fresh eyes. Blending expert historical storytelling with piercing memoir, Rachel Hewitt leads the reader over moors and mountains on a grand tour of grief, solitude, camaraderie, and women's long struggle to claim the freedom of the outdoors

A spectacular achievement... It's beautiful, deeply researched and eye-opening