This site is the complete 1924 book A Year in the Wonderland of Trees, page by page as originally printed — period spelling, remedies and opinions included. About this edition →
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Introduction
With Drawings by LORA PALMER ATKINSON and Many Other Illustrations
When the Leaves Begin to Turn: September
10 pages
Seed-Time and Harvest: October
6 pages
How to Know the Trees in Winter: November
6 pages
The Christmas Spirits and the Trees: December
10 pages
The Wood Scouts and the Wood-Lot: January
3 pages
The Lives of Trees and the Lives of Men: February
5 pages
The Winds and the Woods: March
8 pages
The Two Magicians and the April Rains: April
8 pages
The Parties of the May-Day Fairies: May
6 pages
The Summer Woods and the Long Vacation: June
3 pages
The Dreadful Fireworks: July
2 pages
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The Two Magicians and the April Rains: April
Every year we see the April rains work wonders, bringing back last year's verdure to the dreary fields, restoring the foliage to…
The Summer Woods and the Long Vacation: June
As every Boy Scout knows, the chapter on woodcraft is the longest in the Manual, and tells, among other things, how to know the…
Introduction
With Drawings by LORA PALMER ATKINSON and Many Other Illustrations
The Parties of the May-Day Fairies: May
What would you call them, what could you call them, but fairies, little people smaller than these commas, that can hide a whole…
Soldiers of the Common Good: August
Of course, in a vast and populous country like ours, no amount of devotion or skill on the part of the Federal and State forest…
The Wood Scouts and the Wood-Lot: January
January is the month in which business men are accustomed to take inventory; that is to say, to make a list of the goods they…