You come too
Subtitle: favorite poems for young readers
By: Robert Frost ; with wood engravings by Thomas W. Nason
Publisher: Holt, Rinehart & Winston
Published: 1964
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 94
Subjects: Children's poetry, American; American poetry; Juvenile fiction; Poetry; Children's poetry
Description: The collection of 51 poems provides refreshing glimpses of nature through Frost's ageless craft.
Table of contents: title: The pasture; title: Good hours; title: Going for water; title: Blueberries; title: Looking for a sunset bird in winter; title: Acquainted with the night; title: A hillside thaw; title: Good-by and keep cold; title: Stopping by woods on a snowy evening; title: Come in; title: A patch of old snow; title: Christmas trees; title: Birches; title: A young birch; title: A passing glimpse; title: The last mowing; title: Pea brush; title: The telephone; title: The rose family; title: One guess; title: Fireflies in the garden; title: Blue-butterfly day; title: Departmental; title: A drumlin woodchuck; title: The runaway; title: The cow in apple time; title: The exposed nest; title: The oven bird; title: A nature note; title: A minor bird; title: A peck of gold; title: The last word of a bluebird; title: Not of school age; title: The birthplace; title: A girl's garden; title: The tuft of flowers; title: Mending wall; title: A time to talk; title: Brown's descent; title: The death of the hired man; title: Fire and ice; title: Hyla brook; title: Tree at my window; title: Dust of snow; title: The freedom of the moon; title: The kitchen chimney; title: The road not taken; title: Gathering leaves; title: A record stride; title: After apple-picking; title: Two tramps in mud time.