Judy Johnson Książki

Thirty-six private gardens open to the public in England and Wales are depicted in words and pictures.

Set against the backdrop of Alaska in the 1950s and 60s, this memoir chronicles the author's formative years as part of a pioneering family. The narrative explores the challenges and adventures of frontier life, revealing a deep connection to the land and its history. However, the story takes a poignant turn with the tragic death of the author’s sister, Sherry, which ultimately leads to the family's relocation. This personal account offers a unique glimpse into the resilience and struggles of those who shaped America's Last Frontier.