Living Like Little House
There is so much to be learned from the Little House books! As I read through the books I've been inspired by the heroic (in my opinion!) acts and the bravery of the pioneers. This collection of articles envelopes my thoughts on specific parts in the Little House on the Prairie book series. Many articles here are about how we at Little House Living relate to sections in the book and how you can be encouraged by these brave men and women.
Little House in the Big Woods
Homemade Dolls
Staying Organized
Family Night
Food Storage
Minimalizing
Little House on the Prairie
Being Prepared
Being Creative
Going to Town
Bone Broth
Farmer Boy
Baking Day
Bargaining
Contentment = Thrifty
On the Banks of Plum Creek
Expectations
Country Girls
Giving
By the Shores of Silver Lake
Mosquitoes and Pests
Trees
No Measuring Cups
Sourdough
Food Storing Containers
Free History
The Long Winter
Being Determined
Heroes and Cowards
Grinding Grains
Progression
Having Extras
Prepping
Setting Limits
Signs of Winter
Little Town on the Prairie
Wants Versus Needs
Always Something Good
Battles and Thankfulness
Time
These Happy Golden Years
Failure
Managing
Homesteading and Skills
What You Really Need
Take Them As They Come
Shiny Things
Luck
Wanting Your Needs
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Wow this is great! I want to buy all the Little House books for my baby daughter – and now reading your comments regarding them makes me want her to grow up faster so she is old enough to enjoy them!
Love everything I have read so far.
I just finished the Living Like Little House posts and enjoyed them so much! I would love to see more of your reflections on this wonderful book series!