
By Laura Ingalls Wilder, Dan Andreasen (Illustrator)
Part of the Little House series
Discover the untold stories of a beloved pioneer writer's early life and hidden talents.
Before the Little House books, Laura Ingalls Wilder penned poetry and articles, capturing her life as a farmwife in the Ozarks. This collection reveals her early writings, offering a deeper glimpse into her world. Explore the thoughts and experiences of a young Laura, whose words paint a vivid picture of her journey from poet to journalist. What insights lie within these fragile pages, and how did they shape the iconic stories we know today? Uncover the layers of a writer whose legacy extends beyond the prairie tales.
Laura Ingalls Wilder was a writer long before she ever recorded the adventures of her pioneer childhood in the beloved Little House books. As a young girl she wrote poetry, and after marrying Almanzo and moving to the Ozark Mountains, she became a journalist, publishing articles on farming and the life of a farmwife. This moving collection pieces together a unique medley of Laura’s writings from the time before her Little House books. These writings, culled mostly from fragile and yellowed pieces of paper, offer a window into Laura’s day-to-day life and experiences, giving us a richer understanding of the woman and writer famed for her Little House books.
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