From the inside cover:

"Robert Frost is notably a poet of the land. His regular rhythms and colloquial diction have a deep, timeless resonance and his deceptively simple verses are spiced with shrewd observation. Appreciated in his time more by the English than by his American compatriots, he is now accepted as a central figure in the development of American poetry.

This selection of his verse is illustrated by American, English and French painters of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries."

Picked up as an unregistered 'leftover' from the December 2014 BC Meetup in York.

Registering and planning to read (since I liked the little bit of Robert Frost I read as part of my degree course and have always meant to check him out further!)...

Well, I don't appear to be getting any closer to reading this - so, rather than hang on to it any longer, I thought I'd release it back into the wonderful world of BookCrossing for someone else to have a go at !

I'm planning to release it at this Tuesday evening's 'Authors-Beginning-With-F'-themed BC Meetup being held at The Brigantes in York from 7pm onwards... ('F' is for Frost!)

releasing, as promised...

Bringing to the meetup. Frost seems appropriate for the cold weather outside this December. A collection of his most famous poems. Enjoyable for the right mood.