Walden

One man, a borrowed axe, and a cabin by a pond. In 1845 Henry David Thoreau went to the woods at Walden Pond to live deliberately, and his two years there became one of the most influential books America has produced. Part memoir, part manifesto, part field notebook, Walden weighs the true cost of the things we chase and finds wealth in mornings, beans, ice, and solitude. Its questions, what is enough and what is life for, land harder now than ever. Hear the classic entire, and take the pond's stillness with you.