Little House These Happy Golden Years CD, Book 8, (Audiobook)

from amerynth

"These Happy Golden Years" is one of my favorites in the Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder. It picks up with Laura when she is 15 years old as she starts teaching for the first time and travels away from home. The center of the book is really the courtship between herself and her future...

from 6boysandme

Summary: Laura grows up and finds herself teaching school and finding her soul mate. Little House makes me long for those simple times when we enjoyed simple things and worked hard each day. Though the days are gone I can still chose to implement some of those lovely true principles into my home ...

from SeriousGrace

When we meet up with Laura again she is fifteen years old and off to teach school at the Brewster settlement, twelve miles away. This is a period of great confusion for her. On the one hand, she is still a child, wanting to go to school to learn and to be with friends. On the other hand, she is a...

from tjsjohanna

I loved the description of Almanzo's courtship. Despite Laura's reticence and shyness, Almanzo continues to seek her company and eventually win her heart. The ending chapters, when Laura is preparing to leave her parents home were so poignant - marriage is the end of childhood, even as it is the ...

from Stahl-Ricco

"I will build a little house in the grove on the tree claim. It will have to be a little house. Do you mind?" "I have always lived in little houses. I like them," Laura answered. Laura moves from home and begins her teaching career- at 15 years of age! And she gets engaged to Almanzo Wilder! And ...