By Laura Ingalls Wilder
The first ebook in Laura Ingalls Wilder’s precious Little condominium series—now on hand as an book! This electronic model good points Garth Williams’s vintage illustrations, which look in shiny complete colour on a full-color equipment and in wealthy black-and-white on all different devices.
This liked tale of a pioneer lady and her kin starts in 1871 in a log cabin at the fringe of the massive Woods of Wisconsin. Four-year-old Laura lives within the little residence along with her Pa, her Ma, her sisters Mary and Carrie, and their puppy, Jack. Pioneer existence is usually demanding for the kinfolk, however it is usually intriguing as they have fun Christmas with selfmade toys and treats, do the spring planting, herald the harvest, and make their first journey into city. and each evening Laura and her kin are secure and hot of their little residence, with the chuffed sound of Pa’s mess around to ship them off to sleep.
The 9 Little condo books are encouraged by means of Laura’s personal early life and feature been adored by way of generations of readers as either a distinct glimpse into America’s frontier background and as heartwarming, unforgettable stories.
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Extra resources for Little House in the Big Woods (Little House, No 1)
Example text
When the cream was ready, Ma scalded the long wooden churn-dash, put it in the churn, and dropped the wooden churn-cover over it. The churn-cover had a little round hole in the middle, and Ma moved the dash up and down, up and down, through the hole. She churned for a long time. Mary could sometimes churn while Ma rested, but the dash was too heavy for Laura. At first the splashes of cream LITTLE HOUSE IN THE BIG WOODS showed thick and smooth around the little hole. After a long time, they began to look grainy.
The little, firm pat of golden butter came out, with the strawberry 32 LITTLE HOUSE IN THE BIG WOODS and its leaves molded on the top. Laura and Mary watched, breathless, one on each side of Ma, while the golden little butter-pats, each with its strawberry on the top, dropped onto the plate as Ma put all the butter through the mold. Then Ma gave them each a drink of good, fresh buttermilk. On Saturdays, when Ma made the bread, they each had a little piece of dough to make into a little loaf. They might have a bit of cookie dough, too, to make little cookies, and once Laura even made a pie in her patty-pan.
Laura asked. "Like a woman," said Pa. " Then he screamed so that Laura and Mary shivered with terror. " But Laura and Mary loved to be scared like that. "The horse, with Grandpa on him, ran fast, for it was frightened, too. But it could not get away from the panther. The panther followed through the dark woods. It was a hungry panther, and it came as fast as the horse could run. It screamed now on this side of the road, now on the other side, and it was always close behind. "Grandpa leaned forward in the saddle and 41 LITTLE HOUSE IN THE BIG WOODS urged the horse to run faster.