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In the Kitchen with Laura Ingalls Wilder

In the Kitchen with Laura Ingalls Wilder Featured

There are many different ways to be a Laura Ingalls Wilder fan. Some people research topics in depth. Some people wear a sunbonnet and buy a Charlotte doll. Some people try to get autographs from as many actors/actresses from the “Little House on the Prairie” TV show as they can. I’ve done some of all… 

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Laura’s Frontier Fairy Tale

Laura’s Frontier Fairy Tale

“Once upon a time, sixty years ago, a little girl lived in the Big Woods of Wisconsin, in a little gray house made of logs.” Little House in the Big Woods It is the opening line of an American classic, beloved by millions, instantly recognizable even to those who have never read the book Little… 

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Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Artistic Development

Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Artistic Development Featured

As a child, I loved many children’s book characters—Louisa May Alcott’s Jo, Lucy Maud Montgomery’s Anne, and Maud Hart Lovelace’s Betsy—because, like me, they wanted to be writers.1 But it never occurred to me that the Little House series also tells a story of artistic development. Especially in the later books, Wilder focuses on the… 

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To Read and Write and Cipher

To Read and Write and Cipher Featured

In On the Banks of Plum Creek, Laura is reluctant to go to school for the first time, but Pa tells her she should appreciate the opportunity: “…it isn’t everybody that gets a chance to learn to read and write and cipher,” he says. Pa explains that education is important to the family. “Your Ma… 

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Quotes From Laura Ingalls Wilder You Can Share

Laura Ingalls Wilder Quotes by Little House on the Prairie

Laura Ingalls Wilder had such a vivid way of describing her everyday events that her writings have captured the imaginations of multiple generations. The universal themes of courage, hope and love in her books continue to inspire readers today. As author John E. Miller said, the Little House books “not only tell us what life… 

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Grown-Up Laura Ingalls Wilder Party

Grown-Up Laura Ingalls Wilder Party Featured

There are many different kinds of Laura fans. No matter what their specific interest, most fans love to “play Laura.” What better way to play Laura than with a party? There are several different ways to theme a Laura party. Today we’re going to look at how to host a Bring Your Own Bonnet party,… 

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