Little House On The Prairie CD

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Summary: A wonderful book. Fabulous
Review: A great book. I just love the little prairie series. I have read Laura Ingalls series, her mothers and daughters and loved them.

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Summary: Boring
Review: I think this book was very borring because it explains things that arn't very intresting. There was a whole chapter on how Pa built a chair! I don't recamend it to any reader

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Summary: No matter your age, these books are wonderful!
Review: I first read these books when I was 10. I have read them again and again. Now I am buying them for grandchildren!

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Summary: Great stuff that will make you think
Review: This book is very simple and interesting. The need to pull up roots and travel to an unsafe destination, to build a house and barn, to trade furs for seeds, and then pull up roots again based on a rumor seems a very sinister backdrop to the pleasant life of two young girls. This book helps me understand better the american roots of religion, independence and the right to keep and bare arms. It also is a snapshot on how the white people pushed the indians to acts of desperation and how the indian "problem" was understood by the white settlers. All this, plus a very pleasant read for young children who are strangers to hardship and sacrifice. Great stuff. How america has changed in one hundred years!

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Summary: This is a wonderful book.
Review: The author of Little House on the Prairie is Laura Ingalls Wilder. The story is about a little girl named Laura Ingalls and her ma, pa, and her two sisters Mary and baby Carrie. In the 1880's they move from Wisconsin to Indian country which is Kansas. They build a house of logs and they face many hardships: a rushing river they have to cross, illness, fires, and an Indian scare. When these events are happening the story goes very fast. The first book, Little House in the Big Wood,s is better than this book because it is more interesting. It is interesting because it doesn't have lots of boring details like when pa and Laura put on a door. There are more exciting parts in Little House in the Big Woods like when Laura and her family go to their grandparents' house for a dance. "Suddenly Uncle George did a pigeon wing, and bowing low before Grandma he began to jig. Grandma tossed her spoon to somebody. She put her hands on her hips and faced Uncle George, and everybody shouted. Grandma is jigging." I think that women and girls would like this book. There are nine books in the Laura Ingalls Wilder's series. The illustrator, Garth Williams draws excellent pictures in the book.

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Summary: Develops a good sense of history in children
Review: I have been reading(and re-reading) Laura's set of books since I can remember. There are many things I know now because I learned them from her. This book is full of family life, good times and hard times. It just makes it all thebetter since it is a true story of a little girl and her family.

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Summary: Wonderful
Review: I must have read this book at least four or five times and I still love it. It is about a girl named Laura who travels west with her family in the 1870s and they build a log cabin in Kansas. This was my favorite Little House book.

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Summary: I loved this book it was great!
Review: It was about little girl about 7 years old.She moved from the big woods to indian country.Laura kept on asking when she could see a papose.One night Laura woke up in the middle of the night the indians were starting a war cry.

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Summary: Truly Amazing! Please Make Your Teens Read These Books!
Review: I'm 17 and started reading Laura's books when I was 15. I can honestly say they saved me from getting into the trouble that teens get into today. They taught me respect, morals, loyalty, and love. It is remarkable how one woman's life that took place a long time ago could impact my life today! These books are unforgettable.

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Summary: Great book for little boys too!
Review: I've just finished reading Little House on the Prairie to my six year old son and he enjoyed every page. The classic illustration were his favorites and now we've returned to purchase Little House in the Big Woods to start the series from the beginning. He's learning to read now that he's started first grade and the Little House books are a much anticipated bed time activity