Birds and Bees: Essays

The hardcover shows signs of wear, with some scuffing and discoloration on the cover. The spine is intact but exhibits minor wear at the edges. Inside, the pages are clean, though there is a library stamp on the copyright page. No dust jacket is present, and the book has been well-preserved considering its age.

This edition, published by Houghton Mifflin Company in 1923, features a collection of essays by John Burroughs titled "Birds and Bees." As part of the Riverside Literature Series, this volume includes an introduction by Mary E. Burt and a biographical sketch. The book explores themes of nature and wildlife, focusing on birds and bees, reflecting Burroughs' profound connection with the natural world. Known for his nature writing, Burroughs' work remains influential in environmental literature. This copy, printed in the USA by The Riverside Press, Cambridge, bears library markings, indicating its history as a library book. The absence of a dust jacket and minor wear on the hardcover suggest its age and usage, adding character to this vintage piece. A valuable addition for collectors of early 20th-century nature essays and Burroughs' admirers.