Little Town on the Prairie (Little House)
Garth Williams, Laura Ingalls Wilder
Readers rate it 3.9 (102 on Hardcover)
374 pages · Released Jan 2, 2007 · HarperTrophy
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This classic historical fiction follows the Ingalls family settling on the prairie, emphasizing family bonds, hard work, and pioneer resilience. The story is largely wholesome and hopeful, with gentle adventures and everyday challenges; brief mentions of hunting and frontier dangers are presented matter-of-factly without graphic detail. It offers rich historical context about 19th-century American frontier life and models strong character values throughout.
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- Loveable Characters
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- classics
- Middle grade
- lighthearted
- hopeful
- informative
- Historical Fiction
- Young Adult
- Children
- Children's stories
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ISBN 9780060885434 · HarperTrophy