Title: A Very "Quiet," Read
Product review: Bottom line, this is a quality book and I do recommend it. But, there are some things that have to be said. This is a very little book about a very small farm. It's extremely well written and Mr. Winchester's obvious intelligence and knowledge become more and more evident page after page. Mr. Winchester is highly observant and understands what he observes. The thing is, he observes the quiet, tranquil world of the small, rural farm. This isn't a bad thing, in fact, I think it's a very good thing, but the farm is populated by insects, birds, a few livestock animals and essentially no other people. Additionally, clouds and the weather are significant players in the book. The book almost reads like a series of letters from a distant friend who is highly intelligent and fills you in on the simple aspects of his life on his small Oklahoma farm. Ultimately, this may be the, "quietest," book I've ever read about one of the quietest lives I've ever read about.
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