“i have to read this book first”
“I remember reading this book when I was somewhere between 9-11. At the time, I was looking for exciting plots filled with action (and, hey, it would have been nice if more of the kid protagonists in the the child books I read growing up were adventure-loving Girls!). I was unprepared for a book that was basically memoirs, at least in my opinion. So, I was bored with the whole thing and didn't finished reading the book.I definately enjoyed the long-running TV series, "Little House on the Prairie" much better basically because it had the action and the stories.However, as an adult, I think the Wilder books may be worth another look. I think I would appreciate them a lot more for what they are.”
“This one of those books I'm looking forward to sharing with a daughter. My mother and I read all the Little House books together. She'd buy them for me at the start of a family vacation and we'd read them together in the car or at night in the motel.”
“This is a great book. It takes you back to a time of simplicity, love, making the most out of nothing and morals. Lessens taught and life experiences shared through the eyes of a young girl in a new and unexplored world. Makes you wish that you were Laura Ingalls, experiencing the daily things she called life. ”
“I'm am 8 years old and I plan on reading the howls series!”
