Wild Hope by Donna Ashworth - No.1 Sunday Times Bestselling Poetry Collection - Hardback - Healing Words to Find Light on Dark Days

Details : Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Hardback ISBN: 9781785305160 Publisher: Black & White Publishing Age Range: Adult Overview Wild Hope is Donna Ashworth's No.1 Sunday Times bestselling poetry collection, offering healing words to find light on dark days. Written with warmth and honesty, this hardback gathers verses of hope, peace and self-acceptance for anyone feeling worn down by daily life. Praised by readers and celebrities alike, it has become a modern touchstone for comfort reading, reminding us that hope is always within reach and that small acts of kindness can change the world. About the Book Wild Hope: Healing Words to Find Light on Dark Days is a beautifully packaged hardback collection of poetry and reflective prose from bestselling Scottish poet Donna Ashworth. Following the success of her earlier collections, including I Wish I Knew, Ashworth offers gentle encouragement during periods of grief, anxiety, exhaustion or uncertainty. Each poem speaks directly to the reader's own experiences of struggle and recovery, touching on themes such as self-worth, ageing, motherhood, loss and the everyday overwhelm of modern life, always circling back to hope and shared humanity. Ashworth's writing style is direct, warm and free from pretension, helping her poetry reach millions of readers who might not typically consider themselves poetry fans. Wild Hope debuted as the UK's No.1 Sunday Times bestseller, cementing Ashworth's place as one of the country's most-loved contemporary poets. This hardback edition, published by Black & White Publishing, makes a beautiful gift as well as a comforting addition to any bookshelf, and its 320 pages offer plenty of material to dip in and out of whenever comfort is needed. No.1 Sunday Times bestseller from a hugely popular contemporary poet Beautifully produced hardback, perfect for gifting or self-care reading Uplifting, accessible poetry that speaks to real everyday struggles Praised by Davina McCall, Lisa Snowdon and Susann