This book is the sequel to 'THE LIFE OF A FAMILY IN THE BRITISH COLONIES 1915 - 1930's' It portrays the life of Diana after her marriage and that of her daughters, but primarily the life of her youngest daughter, Rebecca. The book has many descriptive scenes ranging from the desolate Canadian Arctic to graphic portrayals of the African bush, safaris and striking sunsets on the Zambezi River. There are strong bonds between Rebecca and her parents but not without traumatic incidents. She has a deep relationship with her sister whom she rescued from a raging river. There are moving and moral ramifications over their father's donation of his house to them. Reading this will most likely change your outlook on life and realize how ephemeral life really is. Never ever take your life, or your family, for granted. ...."Clearly you have put a lot of thought and creativity into it. ...." Senior editor of a major publishing house.