First Lessons in Nature Study (Yesterday's Classics) by Edith Patch Seasons "L'Engle revisits her own theater

"L'Engle revisits her own theater experiences at the beach in the 1940s

but animosity brews between the two groups because they prefer to enjoy the tasty treat differently

evidence emerges of another person

When a village talent contest is announced

Harvest rainwater for future use

First Lessons in Nature Study (Yesterday's Classics) by Edith Patch Seasons "L'Engle revisits her own theaterA delightful introduction to a variety of plants and animals, made especially interesting by the categories into which they are grouped. Readers will discover what plants provide sugar, which ones furnish fiber, and seven different ways plants have of dispersing their seeds. They will also meet many animals that vary widely in looks and behavior. Some have fins, others fur or feathers. Some are footless, while others have as many as one hundred feet.