A Field Full of Butterflies: Memories of a Romany Childhood
'An enchanting story of a lost world, related with charm and good humour.' -- Alan Titchmarsh Penfold's warm-hearted story of growing up in a gypsy wagon is rich with the small daily details - shelling peas, soda-soaking tea towels and lighting the tilley lamp - that made up this tight-knit community. SAINSBURYS MAGAZINE There are no dramatic climaxes in this beautifully written memoir, just a gentle journey through Penfold's childhood that I looked forward to picking up each night ... the most enjoyable thing about this read is that it's a classic coming-of-age story COSMOPOLITAN.CO.UK