Little House Little House on the Prairie, Book 3, (Paperback)

from eldang

Having grown up outside the US, I never read these books as a kid, and they're actually very interesting as an adult still learning about the country. In fact, I'm not convinced this should be a childrens' book, because being written from a small child's perspective means it only vaguely hints at...

from emithomp

The Ingalls family moves on from the Big Woods to the Kansas Prairie. I found this book to be extremely interesting to read. Wilder's descriptions are simple and fascinating. She makes it sound like anyone could build a log cabin, but doesn't trivialize the work. The only problem that could arise...

from sjmccreary

I can't believe I've lived my entire life without reading this book. A charming story - autobiographical - about a young girl whose family decides to leave Wisconsin and move by covered wagon to the Indian Territory where it is less crowded. They settle on the Verdigris River, 40 miles from Indep...

from emithomp

The Ingalls family moves on from the Big Woods to the Kansas Prairie. I found this book to be extremely interesting to read. Wilder's descriptions are simple and fascinating. She makes it sound like anyone could build a log cabin, but doesn't trivialize the work. The only problem that could arise...

from ctpress

Little House on the Prairie was a step up from Little House in the Big Woods - more is happening here, there's more tension, funny and exiting and dangerous episodes. Again I'm fascinated with the detailed description of the pioneer life on the prairie - starting almost from scratch making a hous...