About This Book
The story follows Kenneth, a young Highland shepherd, as he moves between mountain, moorland and coastal settings, tending flocks, caring for animals, and sheltering small wonders of the glen. Vivid pastoral episodes record everyday tasks, wildlife, and quiet sorrows such as the loss of a lamb, while the boy’s solitary resourcefulness and kindness are steadily revealed. Later chapters broaden into seafaring episodes and larger adventures that test his courage, linking rural craft and landscape to personal growth amid wild hills and the sea.
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