Little House By the Shores of Silver Lake CD, Book 6, (Audiobook)

from Cheryl_in_CC_NV

On her first train ride, Laura tries to comprehend the view out the window: A telegraph wire swooped up and down beyond the window.... Beyond the wire, grasslands and fields and scattered farmhouses went by.  They went so fast that Laura could not really look at them before they were gone.  In on...

from Stahl-Ricco

Starts sad, especially for poor Mary. But there is a new Ingalls too, baby Grace! And a new direction in the writing, as I felt like this was the most descriptive book of the series yet! Maybe that was due to Mary's affliction, or maybe it was just the growth of the author. Either way, I liked it...

from fingerpost

The Ingalls family moves yet again, heading further west to the Dakota territory, where Pa works for the railroad as a payroll clerk. When the work is done for the summer and all the rail men return east, the Ingalls family stays for the winter, without a neighbor for at least 20 miles. But when ...

from amerynth

The fifth book in Laura Ingalls Wilder's terrific series of memiors about her life in the American west. This installment brings the Ingalls family out to South Dakota, where they spend a winter alone in new homesteading territory and see a town literally spring up around them as the snow recedes...

from nx74defiant

Being a teacher was Mary's dream. Now that Mary has gone blind Laura is expected to be a teacher. Ma had been a teacher and she wants one of a daughters to be one. Laura feels she must grow up to teach for her mother and for Mary. When the Ingalls learn of a Blind College in Iowa, Laura becomes t...