In 1845 Henry David Thoreau built a small cabin on the shores of Walden Pond, where he spent the next two years living simply and deliberately. Stripping away the clutter of material life, he sought deeper meaning and happiness in nature and solitude. Walden captures his reflections in vivid, powerful language, blending personal insight with philosophical depth. This beautifully illustrated edition, brings a fresh perspective Thoreau's timeless exploration of self-reliance, simplicity and the natural world.
Hardcover
Union Square & Co. Publishing
2017 edition
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