Clara Dillingham Pierson - Among the Meadow People

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Author: Clara Dillingham Pierson

Genres: Animals & Nature,

01.02.2020

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IntroductionThe Butterfly that Went CallingThe Robins Build a NestThe Selfish Tent-CaterpillarThe Lazy SnailAn Ant That Wore WingsThe Cheerful HarvestmenThe Little Spider's First WebThe Beetle Who Did Not Like CaterpillarsThe Young Robin Who Was Afraid to FlyThe Crickets' SchoolThe Contented EarthwormsThe Measuring Worm's JokeA Puzzled CicadaThe Tree Frog's StoryThe Day When the Grass Was CutThe Grasshopper and the Measuring Worm Run a RaceMr. Green Frog and His VisitorsThe Dignified Walking-SticksThe Day of the Great StormThe Story of Lily-Pad IslandThe Grasshopper Who Wouldn't Be ScaredThe Earthworm Half-BrothersA Gossiping FlyThe Frog-Hoppers Go Out Into the WorldThe Mosquito Tries to Teach His NeighborsThe Frog Who Thought Herself SickThe Katydid's QuarrelThe Last Party of the Season

Clara Dillingham Pierson - Among the Meadow People book summary

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Lovely book of nature written for children by teacher and naturalist Clara Dillingham Pierson. This book in the "Among the People" series explores the animal inhabitants of the meadow and garden. The charming prose shrinks us down and puts us in the fascinating world of the tiny insects, amphibians, and birds who call the field their home. From the author's Introduction: "In selecting the tiny creatures of field and garden for the characters in this book, I have remembered with pleasure the way in which my six loyal pupils befriended stray crickets and grasshoppers, their intense appreciation of the new realm of fancy and observation, and the eagerness and attention with which they sought Mother Nature, the most wonderful and tireless of all story-tellers." - Summary by Clara Dillingham Pierson & Jill Engle