Nine-year-old Andy Catlett embarks on a trip going alone by bus to visit his grandparents.
In this eloquent distillation of Berry\'s favorite themes: the importance of family, community and respect for the land (Kirkus Reviews), nine-year-old Andy Catlett embarks on a solo trip by bus to visit his grandparents in P.
A young boy takes a trip on his own to visit his grandparents in Kentucky in this luminous entry in the acclaimed Port William series.
This beautiful, short memoir-like novel is a perfect introduction to Wendell Berry\'s rich and ever-evolving saga of the Port William Membership, filled with images as though describing a painting by Edward Hopper (New York Times).
Full of nostalgic, admiring detail (Publishers Weekly), Andy observes the modern world crowding out the old ways, and the people he encounters become touchstones for his understanding of a precious and imperiled world.
In this eloquent distillation of Berry\'s favorite themes: the importance of family, community and respect for the land (Kirkus Reviews), nine-year-old Andy Catlett embarks on a solo trip by bus to visit his grandparents in Port William, Kentucky, during the Christmas of 1943.
A young boy takes a trip on his own to visit his grandparents in Kentucky in this luminous entry in the acclaimed Port William series.
This beautiful, short memoir-like novel is a perfect introduction to Wendell Berry\'s rich and ever-evolving saga of the Port William Membership, filled with images as though describing a painting by Edward Hopper (New York Times).
Full of nostalgic, admiring detail (Publishers Weekly), Andy observes the modern world crowding out the old ways, and the people he encounters become touchstones for his understanding of a precious and imperiled world.
In this eloquent distillation of Berry\'s favorite themes: the importance of family, community and respect for the land (Kirkus Reviews), nine-year-old Andy Catlett embarks on a solo trip by bus to visit his grandparents in Port William, Kentucky, during the Christmas of 1943.
A young boy takes a trip on his own to visit his grandparents in Kentucky in this luminous entry in the acclaimed Port William series.
This beautiful short novel is a perfect introduction to Wendell Berry\'s rich and ever-evolving saga of the Port William Membership.
It is Christmas 1943 and--as he sees modern life crowding out the old ways--those he meets become touchstones for his understanding of a precious and imperiled world.
Nine-year-old Andy Catlett embarks on a trip going alone by bus to visit his grandparents
