Laura Ingalls Friends Remember Her: Memories from Laura's Ozarks Home
Laura Ingalls Wilder told happy stories about the windy, frosty prairie, but she wrote of those hard times only after spending forty happy years in the Ozarks.

All the moves with Pa and Ma from Wisconsin to northern Missouri to Kansas to Minnesota to Iowa to Dakota –

All the moves with Almanzo from one homestead to another, to Minnesota, to Florida, back to Dakota –

All this moving ended when Laura found her happy home in the Ozarks.

Laura Ingalls' Friends Remember Her is a book that contains memories from Laura & Almanzo's close friends, Ozarkers who knew them around the town of Mansfield, Missouri.

They saw Laura over at Pennington's Grocery: one of the most famous authors in America, perched cozily on a wooden box, waiting for the clerk to get her groceries.

Almanzo was often at the Farmer's Exchange, exchanging stories with the farmers.

We chat with these folks, down home and close up, about their good friends Laura & Almanzo.

Plus this book contains discussions of:

- How Laura's Ozark life made her happy books possible;
- What made Laura's books so happy;
- Whether her daughter Rose wrote Laura's books;
- and Laura's last, lonely little house.
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Laura Ingalls Friends Remember Her: Memories from Laura's Ozarks Home
Laura Ingalls Wilder told happy stories about the windy, frosty prairie, but she wrote of those hard times only after spending forty happy years in the Ozarks.

All the moves with Pa and Ma from Wisconsin to northern Missouri to Kansas to Minnesota to Iowa to Dakota –

All the moves with Almanzo from one homestead to another, to Minnesota, to Florida, back to Dakota –

All this moving ended when Laura found her happy home in the Ozarks.

Laura Ingalls' Friends Remember Her is a book that contains memories from Laura & Almanzo's close friends, Ozarkers who knew them around the town of Mansfield, Missouri.

They saw Laura over at Pennington's Grocery: one of the most famous authors in America, perched cozily on a wooden box, waiting for the clerk to get her groceries.

Almanzo was often at the Farmer's Exchange, exchanging stories with the farmers.

We chat with these folks, down home and close up, about their good friends Laura & Almanzo.

Plus this book contains discussions of:

- How Laura's Ozark life made her happy books possible;
- What made Laura's books so happy;
- Whether her daughter Rose wrote Laura's books;
- and Laura's last, lonely little house.
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Laura Ingalls Friends Remember Her: Memories from Laura's Ozarks Home

Laura Ingalls Friends Remember Her: Memories from Laura's Ozarks Home

by Dan L. White
Laura Ingalls Friends Remember Her: Memories from Laura's Ozarks Home

Laura Ingalls Friends Remember Her: Memories from Laura's Ozarks Home

by Dan L. White

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Overview

Laura Ingalls Wilder told happy stories about the windy, frosty prairie, but she wrote of those hard times only after spending forty happy years in the Ozarks.

All the moves with Pa and Ma from Wisconsin to northern Missouri to Kansas to Minnesota to Iowa to Dakota –

All the moves with Almanzo from one homestead to another, to Minnesota, to Florida, back to Dakota –

All this moving ended when Laura found her happy home in the Ozarks.

Laura Ingalls' Friends Remember Her is a book that contains memories from Laura & Almanzo's close friends, Ozarkers who knew them around the town of Mansfield, Missouri.

They saw Laura over at Pennington's Grocery: one of the most famous authors in America, perched cozily on a wooden box, waiting for the clerk to get her groceries.

Almanzo was often at the Farmer's Exchange, exchanging stories with the farmers.

We chat with these folks, down home and close up, about their good friends Laura & Almanzo.

Plus this book contains discussions of:

- How Laura's Ozark life made her happy books possible;
- What made Laura's books so happy;
- Whether her daughter Rose wrote Laura's books;
- and Laura's last, lonely little house.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940148411567
Publisher: Ashley Preston Publishing
Publication date: 09/10/2013
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 166
Sales rank: 259,237
File size: 312 KB

About the Author

Dan L. White and his family settled in the Ozarks some years ago about 12 miles up the road from Laura's Rocky Ridge Farm. There they live on a forty acre Ozark farmstead, with cows, horses, chickens, goats, blackberries, black walnuts, ticks and chiggers. In this book Dan talks with other down home folks in the Ozarks who were close friends of Laura and Almanzo and gives us a view of the Little House® lady from her those who lived and worked in her adopted home town.

Dan is also the author of other books about Laura:

Laura's Love Story: the lifetime love of Laura Ingalls and Almanzo Wilder
Devotionals with Laura: Laura's Favorite Bible Selections
Laura Ingalls Wilder's Most Inspiring Writings
The Long Hard Winter of 1880-81 - What was it really like?
Big Bible Lessons from Laura Ingalls' Little Books
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