Rural Hours
Title Page of 1851 Illustrated Edition
Author:
Susan Fenimore Cooper
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1850 by G.P. Putnam's Sons
Genre:
Nature, Non-fiction
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Rural Hours is a timeless tribute to the natural world and the joys of country living. Written by Susan Fenimore Cooper, daughter of famed American novelist James Fenimore Cooper, this book is a delightful collection of observations and musings on rural life in 19th century America. From the changing seasons to the daily routines of farm life, Cooper’s vivid descriptions bring to life the beauty and wonder of the natural world. Her observations of plants, animals, and landscapes reveal a deep reverence for the environment and an understanding of the delicate balance between human civilization and the wild. In addition to her observations, Cooper shares stories and anecdotes of her own experiences living in the rural countryside, providing readers with a charming and intimate look at life in a bygone era.
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