Kes

A long day, work, travelling, dentist, almost forgot a photo for the day, eeek!

This book was another Christmas gift. It tells the true story of Barry Hines' brother, Richard, who was the inspiration for the book "A Kestrel for a Knave", which was made into the film "Kes" by Ken Loach. Richard actually trained the kestrels that were used in the film. It is a lovely read.

[Barb]

Love your perspective for this photo and hearing what it is about...

[KWind]

Nicely composed shot.

[Casablanca]

That was such a powerful and moving film. How interesting to read the background story.

[Monique]

Good reading tip too ☺️👍

[Nina Ganci]

great composition
looks like an interesting book

[Fisher Family]

A nice shot of this interesting looking book. Kes was a very moving film, which resonated with me since it was filmed close to where I grew up.

Ian

[haskar]

It's nice that you find time to read books.

[Peter H]

@haskar Always. And music. The staples of life.