Cabin in the grassland

Author: Laura Ingalls Wilder (USA)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: "Whenever I take a moment to quiet down and step into 'Little House' and Laura's world, I am deeply moved. In such a tough pioneering process, Laura's world is always filled with her father's violin music and her mother's gentle smiles. That music, those smiles—how they bring a sense of security to children and fill the home with love and hope. Every time, I feel a strong urge: I wish I had a little daughter, and I would often tell her Laura's stories. When she grows up, she will surely grow up healthily and happily like Laura. And I, too, will surely be like Laura's parents, even in the midst ofthe hardest struggles, to give my daughterthe most beautiful violin music andthe most beautiful smiles, so that she can go to sleep every night, wearing clean pajamas, with a contented heart." – Editor's Note
Little House on the Prairie is the most famous and representative work in the classic American novel series Little House. It was written by Laura Ingalls Wilder. Laura spent ten years writing the Little House series based on her own childhood experiences. This series records Laura's life journey, from the age of two, as she and her parents moved around and pioneered in the harsh conditions of the American West, until she achieved a happy life. Thanks to this encyclopedic Little House, Laura became a member of the "Dream Team" of American children's literature writers (only three members in the entire country). From a pioneering girl to a world-renowned literary writer, Laura's life was full of twists and turns. In the Little House series, Laura writes with a delicate and sincere pen, vividly depicting the growth of a girl, as well as the love between parents and siblings, the subtle and enduring love between Laura and Almanzo, and the diligence, courage, and reverence for nature of the pioneers of that era. The value of the Little House series lies in the fact that it not only records the history of American pioneering but also records personal growth.
The illustrations for the Little House series were created by the world-renowned master artist Garth Williams. Garth Williams has illustrated famous works such as Charlotte's Web, The Mouse and the Motorcycle, and Bridge to Terabithia. In the Little House series, Garth Williams' illustrations accurately recreate the life of the pioneers of that era, filled with beauty and poetry.