Product Description

This work is a thought-provoking portrait of the natural world, written by the former Bishop of Lynn and illustrated by celebrated artist Pat Albeck. Pat presents a beautiful painting of a different wild flower on each spread. Accompanying this is text by the Bishop describing the plant and its practical uses, and then linking the plant and its properties to aspects of Christian thought and devotion. This is a comforting book that will appeal primarily to mature people with a Christian inclination, but will also be appreciated by nature lovers of all ages. Full of thoughtful stories and insights, this is a gentle and peaceful book, written in a direct, open way that is both soothing and refreshing.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #327280 in Books
• Published on: 2006-10-27
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Hardcover
• 128 pages

Review
Bookworm Full of lovely stories, this is a serene, gentle book that will particularly appeal to the more mature person interested in Christianity. Having said that, nature lovers of all ages will enjoy this charming, easy to read book --Bookworm

Woman Alive Magazine lovely book...An ideal gift for nature lovers. --Woman Alive Magazine

Highland News Unknown "It is not a book for reading from cover to cover, but to dip into and enjoy at leisure. Some of the colour illustrations were superb, particularly the primroses, foxgloves and thrift." --Highland News

About the Author
Anthony Foottit was Bishop of Lynn until he retired two years ago. He is now Honorary Assistant Bishop of the Norwich Diocese. Pat Albeck is a talented artist who has become a household name through her designs for the National Trust tea towels. She lives in Aldborough, Norwich.