Under the Greenwood Tree by Thomas Hardy 1939
Under the Greenwood Tree by Thomas Hardy 1939
Couldn't load pickup availability
Village music and young love face a changing world
Vintage Fair Condition - Cloth boards scuffed, spine faded, corners/spine ends worn/frayed. Page edges browned/spotted, prelim corners folded; text unmarked. Published 1939.
In the village of Mellstock, the church choir has long been part of community life, but the arrival of new arrangements threatens its familiar place. Meanwhile, young Dick Dewy falls in love with the schoolmistress Fancy Day, whose beauty and aspirations attract other attention and complicate the possibility of a simple courtship. Thomas Hardy brings affection and humor to a rural world where changes in custom sit alongside the hopes and hesitations of individuals. Under the Greenwood Tree connects music, seasonal rhythms, and village relationships in a story about love and the passing of an older way of life. This edition, edited by Adrian Alington, presents Hardy’s early novel in The Scholar’s Library series.
Shipping Information
Shipping Information
Orders dispatched within 24 hours. Standard delivery 3–5 business days. Express delivery available at checkout. View full shipping policy →
Returns & Warranty
Returns & Warranty
30-day returns accepted on all items in original condition. Change-of-mind returns welcome. Sale items excluded. View full returns policy →
FAQ & Support
FAQ & Support
Have a question? Browse our FAQ page or contact our team for help.

Customers are saying
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
- Opens in a new window.