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New York Times Notable Book New York Times Bestseller Finalist For The 2025 WomenS Prize A Moving And Fascinating Meditation On Freedom, Trust, Loss, And Our Relationship With The Natural World, Explored Through The Story Of One WomanS Unlikely Friendship With A Wild Hare.A Best Book Of The Year: The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, Npr, Time, The Economist, Scientific American, SlateMoving. . . . Impart[S] Valuable Lessons About Slowing Down And The Beauty In The Unexpected.Usa TodayA Philosophical Masterpiece Ruminating On Our Place As Human Beings In Nature.Matt Haig, Author Of The Midnight LibraryA Perfect Testimony To The Transformative Power Of Love.Margaret Renkl, Author Of The Comfort Of Crowsimagine You Could Hold A Baby Hare And BottleFeed It. Imagine That It Lived Under Your Roof And Bounded Around Your Bedroom At Night, Drumming On The Duvet Cover When It Wanted Your Attention. Imagine That, More Than Two Years Later, It Still Ran In From The Fields When You Called It And Slept In Your House For Hours On End. For Political Advisor And Speechwriter Chloe Dalton, Who Spent Lockdown Deep In The English Countryside, Far Away From Her Usual Busy London Life, This Became Her Unexpected Reality.In February 2021, Dalton Stumbles Upon A Newborn HareA LeveretThat Had Been Chased By A Dog. Fearing For Its Life, She Brings It Home, Only To Discover How Difficult It Is To Rear A Wild Hare, Most Of Whom Perish In Captivity From Either Shock Or Starvation. Through Trial And Error, She Learns To Feed And Care For The Leveret With Every Intention Of Returning It To The Wilderness. Instead, It Becomes Her Constant Companion, Wandering The Fields And Woods At Night And Returning To DaltonS House By Day. Though Dalton Feared That The Hare Would Be Preyed Upon By Foxes, Weasels, Feral Cats, Raptors, Or Even People, She Never Tried To Restrict It To The House. Each Time The Hare Leaves, Chloe Knows She May Never See It Again. Yet She Also Understands That To Confine It Would Be Its Own Kind Of Death.Raising Hare Chronicles Their Journey Together While Also Taking A Deep Dive Into The Lives And Nature Of Hares, And The Way They Have Been Viewed Historically In Art, Literature, And Folklore. We Witness Firsthand The Joy At This Extraordinary Relationship Between Human And Animal, Which Serves As A Reminder That The Best Things, And Most Beautiful Experiences, Arise When We Least Expect Them.
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