The Geography of Childhood: Why Children Need Wild Places

This ex-library hardcover is in fair condition, showing typical library markings and stickers. The red cloth cover has some wear and minor stains, and the spine is slightly worn. No dust jacket is present. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean, with no inscriptions or signatures.

"The Geography of Childhood: Why Children Need Wild Places" by Gary Paul Nabhan and Stephen Trimble, published by Beacon Press in 1994, explores the vital connection between children and the natural world. This hardcover edition, printed in Boston, features photographs by Stephen Trimble, enhancing its exploration of nature and childhood development. Although the copyright page states 1994, the number line indicates this is not a first edition. Nabhan and Trimble, both respected in their fields, delve into the psychological and environmental aspects of child rearing, emphasizing the importance of wild places in childhood. This edition is particularly valuable for its insightful content and photographic documentation, making it a significant addition to collections on nature and child development. The book is an ex-library copy, adding a layer of history to its provenance. Condition details are noted below.