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A sheltered young girl named Elizabeth Ann is forced to live with her "horrid" cousins in the wilds of Vermont when her aunt can no longer care for her. Initially shocked by country living, Elizabeth Ann learns to adapt to her new surroundings, gaining independence and responsibility along the way. This classic tale of personal growth and resilience has been delighting young readers for over a century.

"Confessions of a Prairie Bitch" is a hilarious and heartwarming memoir by Alison Arngrim, known for her iconic role as the mischievous Nellie Oleson on "Little House on the Prairie". Through behind-the-scenes stories from the show, as well as her eccentric upbringing in West Hollywood and her work advocating for HIV awareness and abused children, Alison's book is a must-read for fans of the show, Melissa Gilbert's memoir, and Laura Ingalls Wilder's classic books.

Discover the origins of Ma Ingalls in the beloved Little House series with the first book in the Caroline Years series. Follow Caroline Quiner in 1845 Wisconsin as she navigates life after her father's death, helping her family with farm chores, starting school, and experiencing new adventures. This middle grade novel is perfect for homeschooling tweens in grades 5 to 6 who want to stay engaged and entertained outside of the classroom.

Follow the Ingalls family on their 16-year journey through several U.S. states and territories, as told through the decorated author's original manuscript. Pioneer Girl includes letters, photos, and newspapers to add context, giving readers a deeper understanding of Laura Ingalls Wilder's growth as a writer. The award-winning biography will introduce readers to the woman who brought the pioneer experience into the hearts of millions.

Follow Caroline Ingalls, "Ma" from the Little House books, as she embarks on a pioneer life with her family in 1870. Sarah Miller's authorized historical fiction brings to life the beauty, turmoil, and endless possibilities of the frontier. Caroline must draw on every ounce of strength to adapt to a new environment, give birth to her child, and build a new home from a rough log house. This captivating tale of family, fidelity, and survival reimagines the past and will enrapture readers of all ages.

Step back into the world of Laura Ingalls Wilder's pioneer adventures with the captivating tale of her daughter, Rose Wilder Lane. Delve into the secret collaboration between Rose and her mother that brought The Little House books to life. Bestselling author Susan Wittig Albert reimagines the complicated mother-daughter relationship set against the Great Depression. Experience the vivid account of a literary deception in A Wilder Rose.

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Get lost in the enchanting tales of days gone by as a young girl listens to her grandmother’s stories inspired by artifacts and questions. Part of a series beloved by readers, “In Grandma’s Attic” features heartwarming tales of mischief, discovery, and laughter, including the time grandma lost the family buggy. With charming new illustrations, these stories transport you to another era and provide valuable life lessons that endure through the ages.

Annie Dillard fue una de las primeras mujeres que decidió desafiar desde la escritura y de forma rigurosa el estereotipo masculino del hombre de la frontera y de su relación con la naturaleza salvaje. Para ello, tras superar una neumonía que estuvo a punto de costarle la vida con apenas veintiséis años, se trasladó a un valle de la cordillera de los Apalaches y comenzó a escribir. Así surge Una temporada en Tinker Creek, un libro en el que Dillard recogió la extraordinaria y fructífera influencia de grandes autores como Henry David Thoreau, John Muir o Aldo Leopold, pero dándoles en cierto modo la vuelta. El libro recibió el Premio Pulitzer de Ensayo, fue incluido entre los 100 Mejores Ensayos del siglo xx según la prestigiosa Modern Library, y se ha convertido en un auténtico clásico de nuestro tiempo y en uno de los libros más influyentes de la nature writing. En él se relatan sus exploraciones en la naturaleza salvaje del estado de Virginia, durante las cuales da cuenta de una capacidad de observación que resulta tan insólita como reveladora. Dillard puede acechar ratas almizcleras o intuir las leyes de la mecánica ondulatoria por la que vibran todas las cosas; puede observar el paso migratorio de un millón de mariposas monarcas o soñar con la última manada de caribús árticos; puede jugar al escondite inglés con las aves acuáticas o desentrañar la historia de una misteriosa piel de serpiente. Pero, sobre todo, Dillard entremezcla lo que ve con lo que piensa y lo que siente, convirtiendo este libro en una de las reflexiones más lúcidas y extraordinarias sobre la esencia última de la naturaleza, sobre la belleza y el horror que en ella se entremezclan, sobre el azar que rige en última instancia todo lo vivo y sobre el poder del presente en un mundo en constante y silenciosa mutación.