Merry Christmas, Laura! (1995) (plays "We Wish You a Merry Christmas")
(Musical board books) ("My First Little House Books")
Farmer Boy (1933) – featuring the childhood of Laura's husband
(The Laura Years) (The Spinoff Series)
On the Banks of Plum Creek (1937)
(The Laura Years) (The Spinoff Series)
Little Town on the Prairie (1941)
(The Laura Years) (The Spinoff Series)
Pam Walker (NY: Children's Press, 2001), Laura Ingalls Wilder, Real people, ISBN 0516234358, 24 pp., illustrated, OCLC 46314461
(By other writers) (Biographical works)
Anita Clair Fellman (U. of Missouri, 2008), Little House, Long Shadow: Laura Ingalls Wilder's Impact on American Culture, ISBN 0826266339, 360 pp., Google Books
There is a bit of historical background before introducing the story. Before the arrival of the white man, the native Americans were Indians. When the white man took Riviera di Levante and gradually expanded westward, the Indians were forced to move westward, and those who were unwilling to move were either forced to assimilate or suffered. To extermination. In the 1860s, the vast western territories were populated by Indians. In 1862, the United States Congress passed a law to promote the Western frontier movement, so long as white immigrants to the past farms, live for five years, can own their own land and homes. And you can get 160 acres for just 10 acres.
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