Wild Hope: The inspirational No 1 Sunday Times bestseller

Whats not to love, great poems and very well written, relatable and ideal to pick up and put down when you have spare 5 minutes or half hour

Lovely book full of thoughtful writings to uplift and inspire. I see passages that immediately remind me of people I know who need that bit of uplift enter, so send it to them. I gave a copy to a girlfriend for her birthday. We all need a bit of hope every now and then

Donna Ashworth has such a beautiful way with words. Her poems make you see life through a completely different lens. I also sent a copy to a relative who loved it too.

Wonderful book, each page is a joy to read. Very uplifting and comforting. I have only recently discovered Donna Ashworth, I will be buying her other books. What a wonderful woman, very special, her words soothe the soul. Started following her on Facebook, amazing talent and also a beautiful singer, ask Alexa to play 'Why Can't I' by Dotcom to hear her sing.

I loved this SO much I bought 5 more for friends and family. Highly recommended. 5*

Beautifully written with a great understanding of life’s ups and downs.

Full of inspiration and mindfulness. Easy to navigate and the words are incredibly thoughtful

Beautiful book that's great to dip into when you're having a 'wtf' day! I've gifted 4 to close friends and love dipping into mine when I need some inspiration!

This is a beautiful collections of poems, that I believe everyone can relate to.Thank you Donna 😊

This is the 6th book I bought written by the author and I love them all. She has a way with words that really make you feel that everything will be okay.Even if English isn’t your first language, I think you’ll love this book.

Donna Ashworth is a magnificent, creative poet and author. Wild Hope: Healing Words to Find Light on Dark Days, is a collection of her beautiful work. I was inspired by her writing and will continue to follow her work.

Great read. Love her poetry!

I’ve read dozens of self help books over the years. None of them have come close to moving me as Donna’s poetry has. I found myself in awe of her ability to put in words just what I have felt and thought so often but was unable to express so beautifully. I cried often while reading her book because she so frequently described me, my emotions, my flaws and my triumphs then brought me to the hope and the light as I’m sure she will for so many women. If you read one book this year, let it be this one.