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"Inmates of My House and Garden" was written by Mrs. Brightwen and published in 1895. Victorian author and naturalist known for her compassionate nature writing.

Inmates of My House and Garden

1895

Mrs. Brightwen

Inmates of My House and Garden

Mrs. Brightwen

1895

Inmates of My House and Garden, first published in 1895 by Mrs. Brightwen, is a collection of personal studies in natural history aimed at a juvenile audience. The book details the author's experiences with various animals, including a pair of lemurs, that inhabit her home and garden, showcasing her fascination with nature. Through her meticulous observations and anecdotes, Brightwen emphasizes themes of compassion and the beauty of wildlife interactions, making it a notable work in juvenile zoology literature.