<영어로 읽는 고전 동화 _ 손튼 버지스의 엄마가 전해주는 이야기3>
Thornton W. Burgess는 새를 관찰하고 베리를 따는 자연 학생으로 Old Mother West Wind "Where" Stories(1918)에 수집된 상점을 포함하여 어린이 상점을 쓰기 시작했다. 그는 말하는 동물에 대해 글을 쓰지만 그의 캐릭터는 실제 동물에 충실한다. 각각의 이야기는 오래된 대자연이 각 생물의 필요에 특별한 관심을 기울이는 방법을 이야기 한다.


As a bird-watching and berry-picking nature student, Thornton W. Burgess began writing children's stores, including those collected in Old Mother West Wind "Where" Stories (1918). He writes about talking animals, but his characters stick to real animals. Each story tells how old Mother Nature pays special attention to the needs of each creature.

CONTENTS

I. Where Grandfather Frog Got His Big Mouth
II. Where Miser the Trade Rat First Set Up Shop
III. Where Yap-Yap the Prairie Dog Used His Wits
IV. Where Yellow-Wing Got His Liking for the Ground
V. Where Little Chief Learned To Make Hay
VI. Where Glutton the Wolverine Got His Name
VII. Where Old Mrs. 'Gator Made the First Incubator
VIII. Where Mr. Quack Got His Webbed Feet
IX. Where Thunderfoot the Bison Got His Hump
X. Where Limberheels Got His Long Tail
XI. Where Old Mr. Gobbler Got the Strutting Habit
XII. Where Seek-Seek Got His Pretty Coat
XIII. Where Old Mr. Osprey Learned To Fish
XIV. Where Old Mr. Bob-Cat Left His Honor
XV. Where Dippy the Loon Got the Name of Being Crazy
XVI. Where Big-Horn Got His Curved Horns