Move 'em out! The Ingalls are back in the wagon and headed across the prairie to Minnesota. Laura trades in her little house for a dug-out nestled beside Plum Creek. Your budding architects and civil engineers will love this one ; ). Pa eventually builds a real house, sheltering the Ingalls from blizzards and a plague of pestilence. Book three of the Little House series continues the saga of planting and uprooting: the rhythm of pioneer life.
365 books, please is a year-long project by yours truly, Anna L. I am a pre-service teacher (a.k.a. grad student), aspiring to build my classroom library by December 31st, 2011. Each day, I'll contribute a work to the collection. You'll find short and sweet posts about pieces such as picture books, instructional texts, juvenile fiction, comics, classics, and more! Cultivating future generations of avid readers is the goal. Your support is greatly appreciated, and recommendations are welcome.
Showing posts with label covered wagon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label covered wagon. Show all posts
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Little House on the Prairie #2
Pa says it's time to move. As more and more people move into the big woods, Pa feels the need to cultivate unsettled land. The Ingalls family does precisely that in this second installment of the Little House series. This title book recounts the Ingalls journey by covered wagon from their log-cabin in Wisconsin to a little house Kansas. The prairie is dangerous, unfamiliar, and beautiful; but most importantly, it is home.
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