Richardson Wright
The Gardener's Bed-Book
A collection of 365 short essays designed for bedtime reading by Richardson Wright
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Erica AllenFirst to rec“First published in 1929. Each of its 365 perfectly sized little essays are meant to be read in bed after a long days work. Mostly about gardening, but the advice covers everything from architecture and travel to antique collecting and books. I love having this book as part of my sleep ritual - and it replaces the urge to scroll.”
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