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Journey deep into the Scottish Highlands in the first memoir by #1 New York Times bestselling author and award-winning star of Outlander, Sam Heughan--exploring his life and reflecting on the waypoints that define him Hardback, New They're back! So, say goodbye to your inhibitions and kia ora to New Zealand like you've never seen it before. 71 Balham High Road, Balham, SW12 9AP From his early days at the Royal Court Theatre, Sam has enjoyed a career in theatre, television and film spanning almost two decades. “I had to believe, because frankly, I had come so far there could be no turning back. Like the very best buddy movie sequel, this latest installment is full of unforgettable experiences and loveable characters and promises to be an even more memorable ride with two of the most entertaining travel companions around. Sam maps out the moments that shaped his views on dreams and ambition, family, friendships, love and life. Along the way we learn about the length and breadth of this jewel of the Southern Seas, exploring the fascinating story of its people while testing the very limits of Graham's sanity.
- Pages: 320
- Hardback
- Dimensions: 240mm x 156mm
Reviews
paula learmouth
This is part travelogue, part memoir really. Oops!
Diane Clavareau
Sam Heughan has just finished filming 'Outlander' and looking forward in going home to relax for a week, after a few busy months. Managed to get through the whole review without mentioning how gorgeous he is….
Karen Louise Hollis
It's the day after Sam came home and Sam heads to the store for everything he will need to do Scotland's rugged 96-mile West Highland Way, and after a bit of help he has everything he needs to set off the next day, he only had 6 days to do the walk and be back home. Sam talks about other topics in the book as well, meeting his dad to body image. A couple of tiny criticisms – the text is a bit too small and there are no photos, although the little illustrations are lovely. During his journey he managed to explore some historical sites, Rob Roy's Cave to Steall Waterfall (the second highest in Scotland), the landscape and descriptions make it easy to picture it.
Karine CREPIN
He talks about his childhood, how his mum brought up him and his older brother. He again writes with honesty throughout and a real warmth.
Rani
But overall, it’s a really interesting book written with a lot of heart. (Phew! It wasn't going to be easy as it was Scotland and winter 2021, but it was going to be something that will stick with him for along time. Buy anything by him
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