Walden (Fall River Press Edition)

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314 pp. "A cornerstone of American letters, Walden is Henry David Thoreau's chronicle of the two years he spent living by himself at Walden Pond, contemplating the individual's rel ationship to society. Thoreau first published this book in 1854, and its themes of self-reliance, independence, individuality, and integration with nature still resonate with readers today. This elegant gift edition reprints the full text of Thoreau's classic and features a stylish design that captures the spirit of his timeless text." KEYWORDS: HENRY DAVID THOREAU WALDEN POND NATURAL HISTORY LITERATURE CLASSICS Show more