"Life in the Wilderness" is a fascinating autobiographical book by the Canadian writer Suzanne Moody, which recreates her impressions of moving to Canada and living in remote backwaters. In this work, Moody describes his everyday life in difficult conditions, his struggle with nature, communication with local residents, and his own feelings and emotions. She shares her observations, analysis and reflections on life in the wilderness, revealing to us the intense and fascinating world of the Canadian forests. "Life in the Wilderness" is not only a story about survival, but also a witty essay about spirituality, human interaction with nature and its inner strength.