Open Windows - F.J.E. Bennett - 1938 Literary Collection

Oct 13, 2026

Open Windows is a classic literary work by F.J.E. Bennett, originally published in 1938 by The Epworth Press. This collection of essays and narratives offers a series of reflective, nature-focused, and observational pieces, including chapters such as 'The Little Red Squirrel,' 'Cheering Up Mr. Bessington,' and 'Learn to Open Windows.' The work serves as a heartwarming exploration of rural life, animal observations, and personal philosophy, aiming to teach readers how to find joy, optimism, and the best in everyday circumstances through mindful perspective and appreciation of the natural world surrounding them.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLiterature

FormatPDF

Pages104

Reading Time2 h 40 min

AccessFree to download

The Letter

The House in the Country

The Little Red Squirrel

Big Grey Squirrel

Cheering Up Mr. Bessington

Learn to Open Windows

Sleeping Out of Doors

Creatures of the Night

Friarstone Bay

When I Was a Little Boy

The Little Wood

How to Make the Best of Things

FAQs

Who is the author of Open Windows?

The book was written by F.J.E. Bennett.

When was this collection of essays first published?

Open Windows was first published in 1938 by The Epworth Press.

What are some of the themes covered in the book?

The book covers themes related to nature, animal life in the countryside, personal development, and learning how to find the best in life's situations.

Oct 13, 2026

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