A Book of Simple Living
Brief Notes from the Hills
by Ruskin Bond
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Personal Development and Nonfiction.
'Mist fills the Himalayan valleys, and monsoon rain sweeps across the hills. Sometimes, during the day, a bird visits mea deep purple whistling thrush. She perches on the window sill, and looks out with me at the rain.' This personal diary records the many small moments that constitute a life of harmonywith the self, the natural world, and friend...
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Personal Development and Nonfiction.
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“A Book of Simple Living by Ruskin Bond I never get bored of it no matter how many times I read it.”
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