Strays: A Woman, a Dog and the Timeless Wisdom of Nature

by Jeanne Webster

Laid off from her first job as a staff writer for an Atlanta newspaper and stuck in a dysfunctional relationship, Jane retreats to a cabin in the Smokey Mountains to demand guidance from a so-far silent God. When she accidently falls and hits her head, she acquires a seventh sense that allows her to understand the language of animals and plants. Her divine guidance comes in the form of an abandoned stray dog and a cast of unusual characters who describe their purpose here on earth through enchanting and profound stories. With the animals and plants insights leading her, aJane finds enlightenment, authenticity, personal empowerment, and travels out of confusion and complexity into a world of simplicity and personal choice. As she recaptures her own true nature, she discovers that even the most lost can eventually find their way home."

242 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 2011

Reviews

[Karen · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was the right book for me at the right time. I needed, and value, the life lessons in which the book is grounded. I am an older version of Jane. My "Dan" and I recently divorced after a marriage of more than two decades. To the author I say "Thank you! "