De groene heuvels (Welkom in Mitford Book 3)

The lush, peaceful landscape feels almost like a character itself. I'm curious if the author drew from personal experience or crafted it purely for atmosphere.

The way faith is woven into everyday life was so natural. Did those scenes resonate differently based on personal beliefs?

The detailed portrayals of relationships felt genuine. I wonder if her own experiences shaped this or if it was a deliberate choice to highlight that warmth.