Overview

This book is a look at the English countryside throughout the year through the sketchbooks of artist Jennie Hale. The book is filled with watercolour sketches of birds, insects, animal and plant life along with her handwritten notes about the seasons and the doings in the fields and forests around her. This Diary, filled with a selection of her delightful sketches and notes, is a charming book that will appeal to all who love the countryside. Western Morning News (September 2007) - 'Within the pages of a beautifully created book, are all the thoughts, musings and discoveries of someone who not only can reproduce what she sees, but also records when and where she sees them.' Totnes Times (September 2007) - 'The book provides a charming and fascinating insight into the changing seasons in the countryside and contains watercolour paintings of flora and fauna throughout, together with Jennie's handwritten notes.'

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'This charming book looks at a year in the English country-side, through delictate watercolours in the sketchebooks of a wildlife artist.' Good Book Guide (December 07) '... an enchanting publication... an enthralling, informal peep at the secret world of nature few of us are privileged to encounter.' Western Morning News (Devon - August 2007) 'This isn't a book to judge in factual terms - it's not about being informative in scientific terms - if it's to succeed it has to feel right and it does. It has charm, and that's the secret.' Artbookreview.net (August 2007) 'A work in the finest tradition of country writing' Sunday Express (August 2007) 'The diary is filled with delightful watercolour sketches of birds, insects, animal and plant life along with her handwritten notes about the seasons and the doings in the fields and forests around her. Her works will appeal to animal and nature lovers alike.' West Briton (August 2007)

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Jennie Hale is well-known for her passionate love of the countryside and her beautiful drawings of flora and fauna. She has exhibited her ceramics and drawings widely and her paintings and sketches have appeared in a number of books including John Busby's Drawing Birds. In 1994 she was runner up in the BBC Wildlife Magazine's 'Nature Diarist of the Year'.

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