Flower Fables by Louisa M Alcott (1854) Hardcover

What we love:
This little collection of fables was originally published in 1854 Louisa May Alcott and was inspired by the young Alcott's exploration of the woods around Walden Pond – a landscape Thoreau himself called "Fairyland." Louisa gathered these fairy fables into a volume and dedicated them to her friend Ellen Emerson, the daughter of Ralph Waldo Emerson. Flower Fables was Louisa's first published book.

Details:
    •    Reprinted and published by Applewood Books in Bedford, MA
    •    Reproduced from an edition originally published in 1898
    •    Hardcover with a beautiful Art Nouveau cover image
    •    210 pages, 9 chapters + introduction
    •    34 illustrations
    •    Dimensions are 6.75 x 5 ⅜”, ⅝” thick
    •    Made in the US