Mary Howitt Livres

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A heartwarming children's story about a brave bird named Gabriel who helps his fellow creatures through challenging times.

This book is an account of Fredrika Bremer's travels through Switzerland and Italy in the mid-19th century, as translated by Mary Howitt. Bremer was a Swedish author and feminist who was famous for her travel writings and novels, and this book captures her inimitable style and voice. The book offers a fascinating glimpse into the landscapes, cultures, and societies of Switzerland and Italy during this period, and is sure to interest anyone interested in the history and culture of these countries.