"Land Below the Wind" by Agnes Newton Keith ,First Edtion

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"Land Below the Wind" by Agnes Newton Keith is a captivating memoir first published in 1939. It offers a vivid account of life in North Borneo (now Sabah, Malaysia) during the 1930s, where the author lived with her husband, Harry Keith, a British colonial officer. The title refers to the region's location south of the typhoon belt, a term used by sailors.

The book is celebrated for its rich descriptions of the natural beauty of Borneo, its wildlife, and the cultural tapestry of its people. Keith's writing combines humor, sensitivity, and a keen observation of colonial life, making it a timeless piece of travel literature. It was the first in a trilogy, followed by "Three Came Home" and "White Man Returns."