Title: Kindle Review: Schoolgirl Devotionals plus Nationalistic and Death Poetry
Product review: The content of "Canadian Wild Flowers" bears no resemblance to its title. Don't bother downloading this. Unless you are related to the author maybe. Or have a penchant for 1850's verse penned by a dying young woman. There is plenty of religious content. And some patriotic pieces written upon the marriage of Prince Frederick William of Prussia to Victoria Adelaide Mary, eldest daughter of the Queen of England in 1858 and the visit of Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, in 1860. And there are the inevitable verses penned under the title, "Thoughts on Death." Oh, yes, there is a piece entitled "To a Dandelion," hence the title of this book (although to me this is misleading...) Also "To a Rabbit." "The Watcher." You get the idea.I archived this but even over there it will get in the way and wasn't worth the trouble. I am writing this review to save you the trouble : )
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