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Little house books are great reads. The author Laura Ingalls Wilder describes a time during her childhood. This picture book describes the day in the like of a family years ago. It takes you through the jobs of each person in a family and how people of the past lived through the winter. Each person in Laura's family had a specific role which are very different than the roles family members have today. The central message is the importance of family which is portrayed through pictures and the detailed text on each page. The detailed writing allows you to feel like you are in the cabin on the cold winter day. This book allows children to learn how families lived in the past versus how families live today. The importance of family is a very important concept for children to learn. ( )

the story about a young child that loves her home in the winter days in the woods with her family and explains the many things they do out in the woods to prepare for the cold days and how she loves her family.
ages 4 to 8 years old
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A pioneer family in the woods of Wisconsin prepare their home for the coming winter. They gather meat and vegetables to store for months. They cook and clean and enjoy their time together indoors.

AGES: 3-8
SOURCE: home bookshelf ( )