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Quite an interesting feminist piece from 100 years ago. How things have changed, yet some things not so much. She considered the freedom of women, freedom to earn money, to own anything, and freedom to write. Poetry as the primary choice, but in reality, any prose. Still relevant to these days, but allowing a great insight into how we've progressed within this time span.

This book is absolutely beautiful. A personal experience seeing a leveret abandoned and taking it in to try to rehab. Against all odds, the leveret survives and despite leaving and exploring the wilderness around, she keeps on returning and trusting the author and her company and home to birth her leverets.
Having the leveret impacted Chloe's life more than she ever thought possible, just showing how interacting with the wild and nature can have profound effects, particularly as we keep moving away from it. The adventures, the observations she made really touched my heart and reinforced my reasons for not eating animal, such gentle and curious beings.
Absolutely wonderful book.

The title doesn't really give a true insight into the book. Whilst she does mention the over thinking several times, it seems to go more in the footsteps of her other books. So it got a hit repetitive in a way and giving similar examples and stories. Whilst written to be quite engaging, it just felt a bit like false advertisement and superficial.

A bit too similar to the LOTR series, and whilst parts of it I enjoyed, it didn't feel too engaging as just too samey and epic without always making sense.