Big-hipped women, rock climbing with faith healers, wintertime skinny-dipping, a near-death experience, and making fire by rubbing sticks together are just a few of the things this little collection has to offer. Not to mention a scientific inquiry into what it means to be wrong, and also some crawdads.
A delicious handful of essays about nature education, women's empowerment, a female adventurer, a woman surfer and scuba diver, and thoughts that you'll want to roll around in your mouth like a butterscotch candy.
DeAnna Dailey tells stories that will inspire you to go outside more, face your own fears, picture yourself on a distant stormy beach, and wonder what kind of education your children are getting when they aren't with you. In just over 10,000 words, there's a lot covered in this small book. You best get started now.
Breathing Underwater: One Woman's Take On Nature, Empowerment, and Being Right
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