The Bird and Insects' Post Office By: Robert Bloomfield (1766-1823)
The Bird and Insects' Post Office by Robert Bloomfield is a delightful and whimsical tale that combines the world of animals with the concept of a postal service. In this enchanting story, Bloomfield creates a vibrant and bustling post office run entirely by birds and insects, where letters and parcels are diligently sorted, delivered, and even answered. The narrative is filled with colorful descriptions that paint a vivid picture of this extraordinary post office. Bloomfield's attention to detail is exceptional, with each character introduced bringing their own unique traits and abilities to the story. From the wise and meticulous owl in charge of sorting letters, to the swift and efficient bees who handle parcel deliveries, every creature plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of the post office. What stands out in this book is the ingenious way that Bloomfield seamlessly merges fantasy with reality. While we are swept away by the magic of talking birds and insects, the underlying message about the importance of communication and community shines through. Through their hard work and dedication, the animal protagonists teach us about the power of human connection and the impact even a simple letter can have on someone's life. The writing style is engaging and captures the reader's attention from the very first page. Bloomfield's prose flows effortlessly, carrying us along through the intricate details of the post office's daily routines, as well as the heartwarming interactions between the various characters. The author's ability to infuse humor and wit into the narrative adds an extra layer of enjoyment, making this a book that can be enjoyed by readers of all ages. Overall, The Bird and Insects' Post Office is a charming and imaginative story that sparks the reader's imagination and leaves a lasting impression. It's a book that reminds us of the power of friendship, the joy of stories, and the importance of staying connected. Robert Bloomfield has crafted a truly enchanting tale that will captivate readers and leave them eagerly awaiting more adventures from this delightful post office. First Page: THE BIRD AND INSECTS' POST OFFICE. [Illustration: Frontispiece. THE BIRD AND INSECTS' POST OFFICE.] THE BIRD AND INSECTS' POST OFFICE. BY ROBERT BLOOMFIELD, Author of "The Farmer's Boy," "Rural Tales", &c. &c. WITH THIRTY FIVE ILLUSTRATIONS NEW YORK: E. P. DUTTON AND CO. GRIFFITH AND FARRAN: ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD, LONDON. [ The Rights of Translation and Reproduction are Reserved. ] PREFACE. "THE BIRD AND INSECTS' POST OFFICE" was projected and written by ROBERT BLOOMFIELD, author of the "Farmer's Boy," &c., excepting Letters VIII., X., XI., and XVI. by his eldest son, Charles. It was the author's intention to publish it uniformly with his other juvenile work, the "HISTORY OF LITTLE DAVY'S NEW HAT," but he did not live to do so, and it was therefore included in his literary Remains , published in 1824 a year after the poet's death in two volumes, price twelve shillings. Its circulation, in consequence, has been extremely limited, its form of publication preventing its introduction to children; for this reason, and because I think it would be a pity for it to be shut up for ever in a dusty old volume from the little ones, for whom it was written, I have sent it forth in the form originally intended for it to assume. The original manuscript, in the author's autograph, I recently presented to the Trustees of the British Museum... Continue reading book >>

The Bird and Insects' Post Office By: Robert Bloomfield (1766-1823)

The Bird and Insects' Post Office by Robert Bloomfield is a delightful and whimsical tale that combines the world of animals with the concept of a postal service. In this enchanting story, Bloomfield creates a vibrant and bustling post office run entirely by birds and insects, where letters and parcels are diligently sorted, delivered, and even answered.

The narrative is filled with colorful descriptions that paint a vivid picture of this extraordinary post office. Bloomfield's attention to detail is exceptional, with each character introduced bringing their own unique traits and abilities to the story. From the wise and meticulous owl in charge of sorting letters, to the swift and efficient bees who handle parcel deliveries, every creature plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of the post office.

What stands out in this book is the ingenious way that Bloomfield seamlessly merges fantasy with reality. While we are swept away by the magic of talking birds and insects, the underlying message about the importance of communication and community shines through. Through their hard work and dedication, the animal protagonists teach us about the power of human connection and the impact even a simple letter can have on someone's life.

The writing style is engaging and captures the reader's attention from the very first page. Bloomfield's prose flows effortlessly, carrying us along through the intricate details of the post office's daily routines, as well as the heartwarming interactions between the various characters. The author's ability to infuse humor and wit into the narrative adds an extra layer of enjoyment, making this a book that can be enjoyed by readers of all ages.

Overall, The Bird and Insects' Post Office is a charming and imaginative story that sparks the reader's imagination and leaves a lasting impression. It's a book that reminds us of the power of friendship, the joy of stories, and the importance of staying connected. Robert Bloomfield has crafted a truly enchanting tale that will captivate readers and leave them eagerly awaiting more adventures from this delightful post office.

First Page:

THE BIRD AND INSECTS' POST OFFICE.

[Illustration: Frontispiece.

THE BIRD AND INSECTS' POST OFFICE.]

THE BIRD AND INSECTS' POST OFFICE.

ROBERT BLOOMFIELD,

Author of "The Farmer's Boy," "Rural Tales", &c. &c.

WITH THIRTY FIVE ILLUSTRATIONS

NEW YORK:

E. P. DUTTON AND CO.

GRIFFITH AND FARRAN: ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD, LONDON.

[ The Rights of Translation and Reproduction are Reserved. ]

PREFACE.

"THE BIRD AND INSECTS' POST OFFICE" was projected and written by ROBERT BLOOMFIELD, author of the "Farmer's Boy," &c., excepting Letters VIII., X., XI., and XVI. by his eldest son, Charles. It was the author's intention to publish it uniformly with his other juvenile work, the "HISTORY OF LITTLE DAVY'S NEW HAT," but he did not live to do so, and it was therefore included in his literary Remains , published in 1824 a year after the poet's death in two volumes, price twelve shillings. Its circulation, in consequence, has been extremely limited, its form of publication preventing its introduction to children; for this reason, and because I think it would be a pity for it to be shut up for ever in a dusty old volume from the little ones, for whom it was written, I have sent it forth in the form originally intended for it to assume.

The original manuscript, in the author's autograph, I recently presented to the Trustees of the British Museum... Continue reading book >>

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