Rootbound: Rewilding a Life (Hardback)

'Rootbound is a poignant testimony to the joy that greenery will bring to your life, and it is a magical reminder that humans, like plants, can mend and grow in their own good time' - Independent

'This memoir has the potential to be the millennials' answer to Eat Pray Love' - The Daily Telegraph

'Reading this book is like breathing fresh spring air. Rootbound is achingly honest and earthily good, a beautiful hymn to wild hope, strength and tenderness, in nature and in ourselves. I loved it '- Charlotte Runcie author of Salt On Your Tongue

'Unrestrained, exuberant, vigorous, forthright ... A tender and wholehearted story of re-finding that most precious resource, the space to grow' - Helen Jukes author of A Honeybee Heart has Five Openings

'The nourishing impact of nature on our fractured lives has inspired a host of incredible memoirs ... and Alice Vincent's Rootbound particularly resonates as she explores a life you'll recognise - being rootless in an urban environment as work and relationships fall away unexpectedly and how growing things from the tiniest of seeds can help feed the soul' - Stylist

'Rootbound is a fascinating insight into the outlook of the millennial generation, who have grown up online, with their private lives made public on Instagram and everything seeming too competitive and fast. The certainty and unhurriedness of the processes of plants seems all the more grounding and necessary by contrast. I loved this book' - Juliet Blaxland, author of the Wainwright Prize-shortlisted The Easternmost House