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Raising Hare: A Memoir
by Chloe Dalton
Raising Hare (1/15/2025)
If you are a nature buff like me, you will find this book captivating. It's more than a memoir. Chloe Dalton, the author, escapes from the city into the English countryside during the Covid outbreak and finds an injured baby hare or as the English call them a "leveret. She never treats it as a pet but as a wonder of nature.

This relationship between an animal and a human reminded me once again of the importance of protecting the environment which we live in for future generations. Her descriptive prose was easy to follow, making me feel I was in her house and garden as the two became so connected.

Chloe was changed and so was I by this wonderful book full of so much love, introspection and understanding.
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