In Beautiful Formosa

Embark on a captivating journey to early 20th-century Taiwan with Marjorie Landsborough's "In Beautiful Formosa." This engaging narrative offers readers a 'personally conducted tour' through the eyes of boys and girls as they explore the island's striking landscapes, diverse inhabitants, and the dedicated work of missionaries in this 'strange and lovely' land.

Originally published in 1922, the book provides a unique window into the cultural and social dynamics of Formosa (now Taiwan), blending travelogue elements with insights into missionary endeavors. Landsborough's vivid descriptions paint a picture of a land brimming with natural beauty and human stories, capturing a pivotal moment in its history. "In Beautiful Formosa" is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of Taiwan, missionary work, and early 20th-century travel literature.

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