Walking for Her

£15.00

One Woman's Camino de Santiago for All Women, Everywhere

Hardback pre-order: delivery expected mid-2025

El Camino de Santiago, also known as The Way of St. James, is a globally revered, centuries-old Spanish pilgrimage known for the profound personal growth and healing it stirs within its pilgrims. Something Amy White wasn’t quite prepared for…

Walking for Her is a witty, illustrative account of the Camino de Santiago by a troubled, under-prepared hiking novice. Transcribed directly from the pages of her well-worn journal, Amy gives a daily written dose of the hiking trail that translates into an authentic and entertaining read, encompassing her journey through grief after the loss of her grandmother, bestowing upon her the ‘33 Lessons on Life and Death.’ Here are three to start with:

  • "Have some faith in humanity. People can be really nice."

  • "When we have the strength and perspective to accept what is, we cultivate peace within us."

  • "Do not drink a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc and then attempt to hike 30km in the Spanish sun. Make good choices."

One Woman's Camino de Santiago for All Women, Everywhere

Hardback pre-order: delivery expected mid-2025

El Camino de Santiago, also known as The Way of St. James, is a globally revered, centuries-old Spanish pilgrimage known for the profound personal growth and healing it stirs within its pilgrims. Something Amy White wasn’t quite prepared for…

Walking for Her is a witty, illustrative account of the Camino de Santiago by a troubled, under-prepared hiking novice. Transcribed directly from the pages of her well-worn journal, Amy gives a daily written dose of the hiking trail that translates into an authentic and entertaining read, encompassing her journey through grief after the loss of her grandmother, bestowing upon her the ‘33 Lessons on Life and Death.’ Here are three to start with:

  • "Have some faith in humanity. People can be really nice."

  • "When we have the strength and perspective to accept what is, we cultivate peace within us."

  • "Do not drink a bottle of Sauvignon Blanc and then attempt to hike 30km in the Spanish sun. Make good choices."

Note from the Author

"It's my hope to change the status quo around how we see death and grief here in the UK in a funny, light way, through my story. It's full of Yorkshire-isms and personal anecdotes growing up with my late 'nannan' here in Sheffield, as well as some really funny (and wise) Spanish idioms.

My other hope is to show the reader that, if I can do it (with no training, being a former pessimist with little to no confidence) so can they. The Camino quite literally changed everything for me, and I am who I am today because of it; my spirituality, self-love and acceptance of death all happened on the path."

Early praise

"Classic British humour, rich descriptions and great insights into the Camino de Santiago Pilgrimage." – Michael Drew, New York Times Bestselling Author of Pendulum

"Amy has beautifully brought meaning and humour to the most feared human experience: that of grief. And she leaves us more ready to face it." – Kristina Mänd Lakhiani, Wall Street Journal Bestselling Author of Becoming Flawesome

"A must-read for anyone thinking of hiking the pilgrimage, or for anyone who has ever lost someone they love." – Lee Holden, American TV Personality and Bestselling Author of 7 Minutes of Magic