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    A Summer of the Forest Folk: A Classic Tale of the Healing Power of Nature
    A Summer of the Forest Folk: A Classic Tale of the Healing Power of Nature
    A Summer of the Forest Folk: A Classic Tale of the Healing Power of Nature
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    A Summer of the Forest Folk: A Classic Tale of the Healing Power of Nature

    Written by Maria Rodziewiczówna and Tom Pinch

    Narrated by Caroline Turner Cole

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    About this audiobook

    "Irresistibly charming." "I will never stop reading this." "I'm stunned and enraptured; you will be too." "A book about love, in its purest form, for anything and everything." "In my personal hoard of comfort reads." "Gorgeous writing. What a joy."

    Turn of the 19th century. The last virgin forest in Europe. Three women spend their summers in a remote cottage deep in the wilderness. This summer their teenage cousin from the city joins them.

    This is a book like no other, a genre of its own. A cult classic since its publication in 1920, 52 editions in 102 years. Now, finally in English.

    Pick it up today. Escape to nature. Escape to beauty.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMondrala Press
    Release dateOct 7, 2022
    ISBN9789998791749
    A Summer of the Forest Folk: A Classic Tale of the Healing Power of Nature

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