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The hustle-bustle of the city usually distances us from our true selves and our essence of being alive getsost within the greater race of existing for materialistic goals. Thoreau takes us on a break through his two-year-long experience ofearning, failing and surviving through it all in a cabin he builds by the Walden Pond in Massachusetts. He discovers a sense of fulfillment within the solitude of his cabin before he returns to the shiny cityife. This masterpiece will take you on a journey of meeting yourself once again through theens of a man who isn'tonely when he's alone. As a philosophical treatise, this work comes alive and helps the readerocate themselves within his progress too.

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Henry David Thoreau was a nineteenth-century American essayist, poet and practical philosopher. He is known for having lived the doctrines of transcendentalism as can be testified by his seminal work, Walden (1854)—a collection of 18 essays embodying his experiment with simplistic living.

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