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Prayers Written At Vailima

Robert Louis Stevenson

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Community Reviews

This is a beautifully illustrated book of Robert Louis Stevenson's prayers that anyone of whatever worldview can enjoy. I have great respect for the Scottish writer.

Beautifully illuminated, full of richness and depth, and so very lovely in its presentation - both the prayers and packaging.

This book mystifies me. It doesn't show up once in any Robert Louis Stevenson bibliography I can find online, yet it is up for sale - as an antique or a modern reprint - with the same mundanity as your Treasure Islands and Strange Cases. Sometimes it's called "Prayers", sometimes "Prayers Written at