Why Women Grow: Stories of Soil, Sisterhood and Survival (Paperback) by Alice Vincent

Why Women Grow by Alice Vincent is a beautifully written exploration of why so many women turn to gardening for strength, community and self-discovery. Blending memoir, interviews and nature writing, Vincent shares stories from women across the UK whose lives have been shaped and healed by the act of growing — from allotments and back gardens to shared community spaces. Together, these voices uncover how tending the earth becomes a refuge, a rebellion and a form of resilience.

Empowering, reflective and full of earthy wisdom, this book is perfect for readers who love nature writing, memoir and stories of connection. This preloved paperback has been gently enjoyed and is ready for its next reader. Discover it at Preloved Library, where meaningful books are shared, loved and given a new life.

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