Field and Hedgerow"The Life of the Fields" and "Field and Hedgerow," by Richard Jefferies, are delightful books for lover of the country. The Parents' Review "A July fly went sideways over the long grass. His wings made a burr about him like a net, beating so fast they wrapped him round with a cloud. Every now and then, as he flew over the trees of grass, a taller one than common stopped him, and there he clung, and then the eye had time to see the scarlet spots the

91" H x 10

three blocks from Central Park

highlighting Winslow Homer's fascination and love for the ocean and its waves

where she raises show chickens and has more than seventy chickens living at her home

and her 1924 book

TRADITIONAL Sleep

DaisyEmily Brontë

Then AsphodelAlfred

she was the first postwar writer to be so honored

none of [Clarke's] enchantment has worn off - it's evolved

and the National Post

Karyn Purvis