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The Adventures of Grandfather Frog - Friendship and Nature Adventures in the Green Forest - cover

The Adventures of Grandfather Frog - Friendship and Nature Adventures in the Green Forest

Thornton W. Burgess

Publisher: Good Press

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In "The Adventures of Grandfather Frog," Thornton W. Burgess weaves a delightful tapestry of nature, humor, and education within a captivating narrative. Written in a charming folk style, the book follows Grandfather Frog and his myriad woodland friends as they navigate the perils and wonders of the swampy world around them. Employing simple yet evocative language, Burgess illuminates the characteristics of various animal companions, embedding moral lessons amid the enchanting storytelling. The book reflects early 20th-century literature's growing interest in fostering a connection between children and nature, as well as influencing environmental awareness through engaging tales. Thornton W. Burgess, an American naturalist and children'Äôs author, was profoundly influenced by his love for the natural world and a desire to educate young minds about wildlife. His background in conservation and natural history, combined with his role as a storyteller, allowed him to craft narratives that highlight the importance of ecological balance and respect for nature. "The Adventures of Grandfather Frog" is part of his broader literary effort, which often intertwines engaging stories with insightful ecological lessons, showcasing his commitment to both storytelling and nature conservation. This book is highly recommended for parents and educators seeking to instill a love for nature in children. Burgess'Äôs whimsical approach not only entertains but also encourages curiosity and compassion towards the environment. Perfect for young readers or as a nostalgic read for adults, "The Adventures of Grandfather Frog" serves as a delightful reminder of the importance of friendship, adventure, and ecological stewardship.
Available since: 08/12/2023.
Print length: 43 pages.

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