The perfect book not only for the thousands of fans of the Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady, but also for all nature and natural history enthusiasts. The writing and the illustrations, created simultaneously with those in the Country Diary in 1905 and 1906, follow the seasons in her English home with charming notes, diary entries, quotations, and a selection of poems celebrating nature, from Wordsworth to Yeats, along with a couple of her own. The illustrations in Nature Notes haven't been seen here for decades and can be enjoyed by a new generation of nature lovers in a beautifully produced volume. This treasure of work from a bygone era resonates with today's readers, as natural history has repeatedly proven to be one of the most beloved forms of writing. And this calm, elegant book about nature is the perfect volume to have as you observe the changing seasons.

Pages: 192, Dimensions: 19.1x19.1cm