Rosanne Hodin is a British author whose memoir blends the challenges of rural life with humour, warmth, and the unexpected lessons of raising both animals and children.
Growing Goats and Girls is a warm, funny account of life on a smallholding, where the chaos of goat-keeping intersects with the equally unpredictable business of raising a family. Hodin writes with honesty and self-deprecating humour about the mishaps, joys, and hard-won wisdom that come from choosing a life close to the land.
The audiobook and book versions offer listeners and readers a charming, entertaining rural memoir. Hodin's work appeals to fans of country living memoirs, animal lovers, and anyone who enjoys stories about the beautiful mess of building a life that's anything but conventional.
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