LIKE BRYSON? Then you’ll love this…
One of the loveliest new books to cross our desk this month is Not Quite Lost: Travels without a Sense of Direction, in which writer Roz Morris presents some wonderfully wry anecdotes from a life spent exploring the country on foot. It celebrates a lot of moments walkers might identify with – the peculiar quirks of village stores, the eccentric tour guides and oddball museums, the unusual crow-scaring contraptions we find in fields. With its bite-size chapters and gentle humour it’s very much in a Bill Bryson vein, and it’ll make a great Christmas present for a walker you like.