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"Summer in a Garden, and Calvin, A Study Of Character" invites readers into the tranquil world of Charles Dudley Warner's garden and his insightful observations on human nature. This collection of essays blends practical horticulture with whimsical reflections on life, offering a charming exploration of the joys and challenges of gardening.
Beyond the vegetable patch and flower beds, Warner delves into character studies, most notably in "Calvin, A Study of Character," providing thoughtful and often humorous portraits of individuals and their quirks. This volume presents a delightful combination of nature writing and literary essays, capturing the essence of a simpler time while offering timeless wisdom. Readers will appreciate Warner's engaging prose and keen eye for detail, making this a perfect read for those who cherish the natural world and appreciate insightful reflections on the human condition. A meticulously prepared print republication of a beloved classic.
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