Mary was bigger than Laura, and she had a rag doll named Nettie. Laura had only a corncob wrapped in a handkerchief, but it was a good doll. It was named Susan. It wasn’t Susan’s fault that she was only a corncob. —Little House in the Big WoodsIn Little House in the Big Woods we learn about Susan, Laura’s homemade doll created from a...
While the Ingalls family didn’t have many possessions, they delighted in selecting or making thoughtful gifts for each other. We celebrate that giving spirit with our Little House on the Prairie Gift Guide, which we update frequently. Below you will find seven unique gift guides for each Little House fan in your life. Gifts for the...
After the day’s work was done, Ma sometimes cut paper dolls for them. She cut the dolls out of stiff white paper and drew the faces with a pencil. Then from bits of colored paper, she cut dresses and hats, ribbons and laces, so that Laura and Mary could dress their dolls beautifully. —Little House in the Big WoodsLaura and Mary enjoyed...
She went past the willow valley and played in the prairie grasses among the black-eyed susans and goldenrod. —On The Banks of Plum CreekThere is something timeless and quaint about homemade peg dolls. With no moving parts or batteries, they’re the perfect toy for the fully imaginative play that is so important in early childhood. These...
This giveaway is over. Please join our newsletter to stay up to date on our giveaways. We are so happy to offer another fabulous giveaway* just in time for the holiday season. This Little House on the Prairie® doll collection by The Queen's Treasures® and inspired gifts giveaway is sure to win over the hearts of every Little House...
NEW YORK (April 14, 2015) – Little House on the Prairie®, a beloved brand rooted in the stories of an American pioneer family, is a favorite classic literary and entertainment property that spans three generations. With the recent introduction of a lifestyle licensing program inspired by the stories of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Spotlight...