Snow-Bound - A Winter Idyl

In "Snow-Bound - A Winter Idyl", John Greenleaf Whittier transports readers to a quiet farmhouse in rural New England, where a family finds itself isolated by a powerful snowstorm. As the world outside is buried under a thick blanket of snow, the family gathers around the hearth, sharing stories, memories, and reflections on the past. Through vivid descriptions and heartfelt nostalgia, Whittier captures the warmth of home, the bonds of family, and the contrast between the harsh winter landscape and the comforting light of human connection. Written in the aftermath of the Civil War, "Snow-Bound" evokes a longing for simpler times and remains a timeless tribute to the beauty of nature and the enduring power of memory.
"Snow-Bound - A Winter Idyl" is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1880.