Two books that do different jobs and belong on the same shelf.
There Is No Rush is a collection of short reflections, each brief enough to read while the kettle boils, on the cost of speed and the permission to leave things unfinished.
The Steady One is for the person in every household who stays reasonable at bedtime and holds the line at the supermarket — honest about the moments the steadiness gives out, and about the repair that matters more than not getting it wrong.
Neither is a manual. Both are closer to company than instruction.
Two paperbacks.
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