Chapter LXVI: Section IX: Nature Literature

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Andrews, Jane, _The Stories Mother Nature Told Her Children_.

Atkinson, Eleanor S., _Greyfriars Bobby_.

Bertelli, Luigi, _The Prince and His Ants_.

Brown, Dr. John, _Rab and His Friends_.

Bullen, Frank, _The Cruise of the Cachelot_.

Burgess, Thornton W., _Old Mother West Wind Stories_.

Burroughs, John, _Squirrels and Other Fur Bearers_. _Wake Robin._

Chapman, William G., _Green-Timber Trails: Wild Animal Stories
of the Upper Fur Country_.

Ford, Sewell, _Horses Nine_.

Hawkes, Clarence, _Shaggycoat_.

Hudson, W. H., _A Little Boy Lost_.

Jordan, David Starr, _Science Sketches_.

Kellogg, Vernon L., _Insect Stories_. _Nuova, the New Bee._

Kingsley, Charles, _Madame How and Lady Why_.

Kipling, Rudyard, _Just-So Stories_. _The Jungle Book_ (Two
Series).

London, Jack, _The Call of the Wild_.

Long, William J., _Wood-Folk Comedies_. _A Little Brother to
the Bear._

Miller, Joaquin, _True Bear Stories_.

Miller, Olive Thorne, _The Children's Book of Birds_.

Mills, Enos A., _Scotch_. _The Thousand Year Old Pine._

Muir, John, _Stickeen_. _Our National Parks._

Ollivant, Alfred, _Bob, Son of Battle_.

"Ouida" (Louisa de la Ramee), _Moufflou_. _The Dog of Flanders._

Paine, Albert Bigelow, _Hollow-Tree Nights and Days_. _Arkansaw
Bear._

Potter, Beatrix, _Peter Rabbit_. _Benjamin Bunny._

Roberts, Charles G. D., _Kings in Exile_. _Children of the Wild._

Saunders, Marshall, _Beautiful Joe_.

Segur, Sophie, Comtesse de, _The Story of a Donkey_.

Seton, Ernest Thompson, _Wild Animals at Home_. _The Biography of
a Grizzly._

Sewell, Anna, _Black Beauty_.

Sharp, Dallas Lore, _Beyond the Pasture Bars_. _A Watcher in the
Woods._

Terhune, Albert Payson, _Lad: A Dog_.

Thoreau, Henry David, _A Week on the Concord and Merrimac
Rivers_.

Walton, Izaak, _The Compleat Angler_.

White, Gilbert, _The Natural History of Selborne_.

The three books that stand at the end of this
brief list are probably not ones that any
teacher would recommend indiscriminately to
pupils of the grades. They are the greatest of
the classic books in nature literature and, in
a way, constitute the goal of nature lovers.