By Mabel Dodge Luhan

Favorite quote: “When we shake off the snow and go in the house, there is a warm smell of the narcissus and hyacinths that bloom all winter there, and of freesias and jonquils in vases, lovely in the firelight, with hot tea and cinnamon toast. But not more lovely than the cold, odorless world of ice and snow, where the piñon, cedar and sager pungent with the magical oils they draw from the deep, living earth.”

From the forward: by Frank Waters (The Man Who Killed the Dear)

“What a warm book it is, full of the juices of life.  It brings back the freshness, the beauty of the valley before the juggernaut rolled over it. And it also reminds us of the eternal verities of earth and sky that still remain untouched by time and change.”

Dimensions: 5.5 x 8 in / 240 pages

This book is vintage soft back edition