Edmund Selous

Edmund Selous was an English writer and naturalist born in 1857, known for his profound love of nature and keen observation of wildlife. A contemporary of the great naturalists of his time, Selous had a unique ability to blend his passion for the outdoors with his literary talents. His explorations and writings reflect a deep connection to the natural world, capturing the beauty and intricacies of various ecosystems. Selous was not only a skilled author but also an early advocate for conservation, emphasizing the importance of preserving the environment for future generations.

Throughout his career, Selous penned a number of influential works, including both fiction and non-fiction, that resonate with readers who share his admiration for nature. His storytelling invites you into the realms of wildlife and the wonders of the natural landscape, making it easy to see why his writings have endured over the years. As you browse through his collection in this app, you may find yourself inspired to step outside and appreciate the world around you, just as Selous did. Enjoy exploring the literary treasures he has left behind!

Beautiful Birds

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Edmund Selous



In this volume, Edmund Selous explains the beauty of birds to children. We meet some of the most beautiful birds in the world, and learn abo…

Tommy Smith's Animals

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Edmund Selous



Tommy Smith is a wicked little boy, who would harm animals for sport. He would catch them if he could, throw stones if he could not, and gen…

The Romance of the Animal World

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Edmund Selous



A description of the animal world, from the smallest protozoa all the way to man eating tigers!