Walden
Henry David Thoreau
Walden — Henry David Thoreau recounts the two years he lived simply in a cabin beside Walden Pond. Through reflections on work, nature, reading, solitude, and society, he argues for self-reliance, deliberate living, and resistance to material habits that obscure what is essential.
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