Is Nature Readers: Sea-Side and Way-Side. No. 1 in the public domain?

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Who wrote Nature Readers: Sea-Side and Way-Side. No. 1?

"Nature Readers: Sea-Side and Way-Side. No. 1" was written by Julia McNair Wright and published in 1888. Prolific American writer known for her temperance and anti-Catholic literature.

Nature Readers: Sea-Side and Way-Side. No. 1

1888

Julia McNair Wright

Nature Readers: Sea-Side and Way-Side. No. 1

Julia McNair Wright

1888

Published in 1888, 'Nature Readers: Sea-Side and Way-Side. No. 1' by Julia McNair Wright is an educational book designed for beginner readers. It introduces children to the natural world, focusing on seaside and habitat creatures like crabs, wasps, and bees. The text combines scientific facts with engaging narratives, fostering curiosity and respect for nature while improving reading skills. Accompanied by vibrant illustrations, this book emphasizes the importance of nature and its inhabitants in a child's education.