The Road to Chatto Creek

Escape to the Countryside with Matt Chisholm's Hilarious Journey

Join Matt in the captivating world of rural New Zealand with "The Road to Chatto Creek," the highly anticipated follow-up to Matt Chisholm's bestselling memoir "Imposter."

This heartwarming and humorous tale chronicles the Chisholm family's bold leap from urban Auckland to the picturesque farmlands of Chatto Creek, Otago.

Join Matt, his wife Ellen, and their three kids as they navigate the ups and downs of their new country life, filled with laughter, challenges, and unforgettable moments.

From City Slickers to Farm Folk: A Real-Life Adventure

Experience the rollercoaster ride of trading city conveniences for the joys and trials of farm life. Matt's candid storytelling and signature humour bring to life the realities of building a home from scratch, raising cattle and sheep, and becoming part of a tight-knit rural community.

You'll feel like you're right there with the Chisholms as they learn to embrace their new lifestyle, forming lasting friendships and discovering the true meaning of community spirit.

More Than Just a Farm Story: Insights on Rural Mental Health

"The Road to Chatto Creek" goes beyond entertaining anecdotes, offering valuable insights into rural life and mental health.

As an Ambassador for Rural Support Trust, Matt shares his experiences giving talks to farmers across New Zealand, shedding light on the unique challenges and triumphs of those who work the land.

This book is not just a memoir; it's a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of following your dreams.

Author Matt Chisholm: 

Matt Chisholm, former TVNZ Sunday reporter and host of popular shows like "Survivor New Zealand" and "Celebrity Treasure Island," brings his authentic, down-to-earth charm to the pages of this book. Now embracing farm life in Chatto Creek, Matt continues to connect with Kiwis through his speaking events and advocacy work, sharing his journey from city dweller to rural enthusiast.