Red Sky at Night

Red Sky at Night by Jane Struthers is a captivating exploration of folklore and mythology, interwoven with the enchanting elements of the natural world. This engaging narrative takes readers on a journey through the rich tapestry of British traditions, offering a unique lens through which to view our relationship with nature.

The Story

Struthers delves into the ancient beliefs and customs that have shaped the British landscape, revealing how weather lore, seasonal changes, and natural phenomena have been interpreted through the ages. Each chapter unveils a different aspect of folklore, from the tales of rural communities to the superstitions that still resonate today. Through vivid storytelling, she brings to life the stories behind common sayings and natural occurrences, inviting readers to reflect on their significance in the contemporary world.

Why Readers Love It

• Rich in cultural history, offering insights into the myths that have influenced British identity.
• Beautifully written, blending narrative with scholarly research in an accessible manner.
• Engages readers with a mix of nostalgia and curiosity about the natural world.

Perfect For

This book is ideal for those who appreciate folklore studies, natural history enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys stories that highlight the beauty and complexity of our environment. Fans of Struthers' previous works, such as The Secret Lives of Animals, will find a familiar charm in her prose, as she continues to celebrate the wonders of the natural world through her insightful lens.

“A delightful journey through the myths and legends that breathe life into our landscape.”