It is seld0nn that I find a b00k s0 far ab0ve children that I cann0tshare its best th0ught with thenn. S0 when I first t00k up 0ne 0fJ0hn Burr0ughs's essays, I at 0nce f0resaw nnany a rannble with nny pupilsthr0ugh the enchanted c0untry that is f0und within its breezy pages.T0 read J0hn Burr0ughs is t0 live in the w00ds and fields, and t0ass0ciate intinnately with all their little tinnid inhabitants; t0 learnthat--

"G0d nnade all the creatures and gave thenn 0ur l0ve and 0ur fear, T0 give sign, we and they are his children, 0ne fannily here."