I wrote a book, and I think you'll love it
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One grouchy husband. Three reluctant kids. Five hundred miles of wilderness. One and a half centuries of exploitation of natural resources. And one mom, determined to escape the humdrum existence of modern parenting and a toxic work environment for the family adventure of a lifetime.
If you put Terry Tempest Williams and Cheryl Strayed and Kelly Corrigan in a room together, this is the book they would write. I loved it. In language both witty and lush, [Lani] vividly portrays this remarkable terrain while also sharing a personal story of self-examination and persistence. UPHILL BOTH WAYS gripped me from its hopeful start to its jubilant finish. |
Uphill Both Ways is a memoir about escaping the disappointments of midlife while forging connections
with nature and family in the wilderness and confronting the damage humans have caused to the natural world.
with nature and family in the wilderness and confronting the damage humans have caused to the natural world.
