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Where the Hearth Is: Stories of home

Reimagining the essence of home and belonging

Kate Humble author

Format:Hardback

Publisher:Octopus Publishing Group

Published:28th Sep '23

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This book offers an insightful exploration of home, encouraging readers to reassess their living spaces and find joy in their unique experiences.

In Where the Hearth Is: Stories of Home, Kate Humble invites readers on a thoughtful exploration of what home truly means. Through her personal journey, she shares experiences that encourage reflection on our own lives and aspirations. With a friendly and engaging tone, Humble connects her insights about home with the natural world, drawing parallels between our living spaces and the environments we inhabit. Her previous works have inspired readers to embrace nature and simplify their lives, and now she turns her attention to the very essence of home, examining her ideals, memories, and the diverse perspectives of others who find happiness in unique living situations.

As traditional workplaces become less central to our lives, the importance of feeling fulfilled and content in our homes grows ever more significant. Where the Hearth Is addresses this shift, emphasizing the need for comfort and productivity in various living arrangements, whether they be grand castles or humble caravans. Humble's reflections resonate with anyone looking to enhance their home life, offering practical advice for making small adjustments, embracing change, or even dreaming of new beginnings.

This book is a heartfelt invitation to rethink our relationship with our living spaces, encouraging readers to find joy and purpose in the hours spent at home. Through relatable anecdotes and inspiring stories, Where the Hearth Is serves as a guide for those seeking to create a nurturing and fulfilling environment, no matter their circumstances.

ISBN: 9781783254606

Dimensions: 236mm x 158mm x 34mm

Weight: 510g

304 pages