My Boyhood

Rediscover the simple joys of rural life in John Burroughs's "My Boyhood," a timeless collection of autobiographical essays. This 19th-century American classic offers a captivating glimpse into the author's early years and his burgeoning connection with the natural world. Through vivid prose and keen observation, Burroughs recounts his experiences growing up in rural New York, revealing the formative influences that shaped him into one of America's most beloved naturalists.

More than just a biography, "My Boyhood" is a celebration of nature and a poignant reflection on the beauty and wonder of the everyday. Burroughs's essays resonate with a deep appreciation for the land, offering readers a chance to escape the modern world and reconnect with the rhythms of a simpler time. Explore the roots of a celebrated nature writer in this meticulously prepared edition, perfect for anyone interested in autobiography, nature writing, and the enduring appeal of rural American life.

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