Daphne du Maurier was only 19 years old when she decided in 1926 to never leave her parents' holiday home in Bodinnick, Cornwall. There, in Cornwall, she found her new home, where she not only felt the freedom to live her life and enjoy nature but also the inspiration to write. In "Enchanting Cornwall," she pays tribute to her beloved place. She tells of the wonderful Cornish landscape, its people, and their way of life. Both travel literature and a novel and memoir, this book is Daphne du Maurier's personal homage to one of the most charming regions of England, a book full of stories and legends, of mysterious castles, enchanted taverns, smugglers, and legendary kings.