Carrying the weight of postnatal depression, Kerri Andrews wonders if the hills are still a place for someone like her. What she finds are the forgotten footsteps of women who walked before her – from Mary Wollstonecraft to Kate Chopin – and the shared stories of modern-day mothers navigating identity, purpose and change.
This is a book about walking, yes – but also about rebuilding. About how movement, nature and community can help us make sense of life’s biggest transformations. Honest, moving and deeply affirming, Wanderers invites us to step outside and keep going, even when the path ahead is uncertain.
