I to Myself: An Annotated Selection from the Journal of Henry D. Thoreau - Softcover

"A richly rewarding, deeply satisfying volume."--Robert D./i>--Robert D. Richardson "Thoreau Society Bulletin "

Selected as a 2008 AAUP University Press Book for Public and Secondary School Libraries.--Best Book of the Year Selection"Association of American University Presses (AAUP)" (07/09/2008)

"Jeffrey Cramer, curator at the Thoreau Institute at Walden Woods, makes selections from the journal and accompanies each with insightful commentary. As autumn gives way to winter, one thinks of Thoreau's work as a great naturalist, but his words about art, life, politics, friendship--and even his neighbors--make a lovely book to read, sitting by a cozy fire."--Elizabeth Taylor, "Chicago Tribune" (Editor's Choice)--Elizabeth Taylor"Chicago Tribune" (11/10/2007)

"'Say's I to myself' should be the motto of my journal."--Henry D. Thoreau [11 November 1851]
--Henry D. Thoreau

"A welcome and appealing work, whose chief strength lies in the range and detail of the information provided in its annotations."--David M. Robinson, author of "Natural Life: Thoreau's Worldly Transcendentalism" --David M. Robinson

"In editing and annotating this selection from the two-million-word journal of Thoreau, Cramer has aimed to provide general readers with a clean, reliable, intelligently chosen series of entries from the massive original. . . . He has admirably succeeded."--Wayne Franklin, University of Connecticut --Wayne Franklin

"As the real facts of life were Thoreau's stock in trade, this volume is a valuable companion piece for his inimitable experiments with authentic human living."--Spencer Dew, "Rain Taxi"--Spencer Dew"Rain Taxi" (04/01/2008)