Mother West Wind “How” Stories

Discover the enchanting world of Thornton W. Burgess's "Mother West Wind "How" Stories," a timeless collection of juvenile fiction exploring the fascinating lives of animals. These captivating short stories, filled with personification, offer a gentle introduction to the natural world.

Journey alongside Mother West Wind as she unveils the secrets behind the habits and characteristics of beloved creatures. Perfect for young readers and animal lovers, these tales blend entertainment with subtle educational insights. Explore the "How" behind the animals in this classic work of literature.

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