Unearthed : On race and roots, and how the soil taught me I belong

Unearthed: On race and roots, and how the soil taught me I belong by Claire Ratinon is a transformative memoir that invites you to explore the profound connection between identity and nature.

This poignant narrative details the journey of a diasporic woman who unearths her true sense of belonging through the simple yet powerful act of gardening. As Claire grapples with her identity in urban settings, she experiences an enlightening moment at a rooftop farm that ignites her passion for the earth.

Transitioning from city life to the English countryside, Claire embarks on a remarkable journey of self-discovery. The memoir beautifully reflects themes of:

• Engaging Storytelling: Claire’s lyrical prose captivates readers, prompting reflection on their own connections to nature.
• Empowerment through Nature: The book illustrates how gardening serves as a pathway to reclaiming identity and fostering community.

Receiving critical acclaim, with praise from notable figures such as Alice Vincent who said, “Ratinon's story will change hearts and minds,” and Afua Hirsch who described it as “A beautiful book about nature,” Unearthed not only provides insights into race and belonging but also encourages readers to cultivate their own relationships with the earth.

Each chapter stands as a testament to the healing power of nature, making this memoir a must-read for anyone seeking connection and understanding. Explore the depths of identity, community, and the untamed spirit of nature with Unearthed. A journey awaits you, ready to transform your perspective on belonging.