Walden Pond (Hardcover Collector's Edition)

"Walden" is a collection of essays written by American writer Henry David Thoreau. In 1845, Thoreau walked alone into the forest near Walden Pond and built a cabin. He cultivated wasteland and became self-sufficient; he made friends with nature, talked with lakes, forests, and birds; he played the flute on the boat, fished by the lake, and wrote down his observations and thoughts. Thoreau lived alone for two years and two months. He wrote a collection of autobiographical essays "Walden" about what he saw, heard, and thought during this period of living alone. This is a life philosophy book, calm and full of wisdom, allowing every anxious heart to sink to the bottom of the lake and find tranquility in the impetuous city.