A collection of nature essays exploring the beauty and wonder of the world beyond the pasture bars. With lyrical prose and stunning illustrations, this book is a celebration of the natural world.
A collection of essays on nature and the changing seasons, The Fall of the Year is one of the most popular works by American naturalist and writer Dallas Lore Sharp. Originally published in 1929, the book explores the sights, sounds, and rhythms of autumn, and provides insights into the ecology and biology of the natural world. Sharp's lyrical and evocative prose has made The Fall of the Year a classic of American nature writing.
The Hills of Hingham is an evocative and beautifully written testament to the natural world. Through his lyrical prose and stunning descriptions of the landscapes and creatures of his beloved New England, Sharp invites readers to contemplate the beauty and mystery of the world around them.
First published in 1914, Summer is a classic work of nature writing that explores the wonders of the natural world during the warmest months of the year. From the songs of birds to the behavior of insects, Sharp's writing is a testament to the beauty and complexity of the natural world.