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Sounds like fun.

Jenny Graham is great, so it’ll be interesting to see what her book is like.

This is a great little book. Full of useful detail, but it also has plenty of time for fun flourishes and ample examples.

I’ve been meaning to read this for years, but I’m curious if a book about cycling policy from 2017 is still fresh & interesting.

Split into 3 parts: history, the bad times, the hope for the future.

It's well written, although there's only so many ways of saying that modern farming is awful and yet nature-aware farming is tricky. The book taught me a lot, since I'm not a farmer, has made me more aware of some farming-related things, and changed my mind on a few topics.

I suspect I'll keep thinking about the book, which is a good sign.

Interesting Guardian review.

A review in the Guardian makes it sound fun & interesting.

I’m halfway through James Rebanks’ English Pastoral, and now Helen’s book is out.

I have another Tom Gourdie book, Handwriting for Today, but I think this is meant to be an important book.

I’ve known about Emily for a while, but haven’t read her books. Ned Boulting recommended this one.