詳細書目
| 類型/形式: | Juvenile literature Biography Biography Juvenile literature Literary collections Literary collections Juvenile literature |
|---|---|
| 其他的實體格式: | Online version: Wilder, Laura Ingalls, 1867-1957. Little house in the Ozarks. Nashville, Tenn. : T. Nelson, c1991 (OCoLC)645826989 |
| 提及的人: | Laura Ingalls Wilder; Laura Ingalls Wilder |
| 資料類型: | 傳記, 少年讀者群 |
| 文件類型: | 圖書 |
| 所有的作者/貢獻者: |
Laura Ingalls Wilder; Stephen W Hines |
| ISBN: | 0840775970 9780840775979 |
| OCLC系統控制編碼: | 23253744 |
| 描述: | 315 p. : ill. ; 25 cm. |
| 内容: | Her husbands partner. Let's visit Mrs. Wilder -- Our little place in the Ozarks -- When is a settler and old settler? -- The march of progress -- My dream house -- How to furnish a home -- Rocky Ridge farm -- We revel in water! -- My apple orchard -- Heirs of the ages. Nothing new under the sun. Sweet Williams -- The Findleys strive for an education -- "A spirit of sadness over it all" -- Classed as illiterates -- Our next president -- Our brains--and providence -- Home -- The man of the place -- Kind hearts -- The wanton destruction of trees -- Be true to yourself -- Love of home -- Far in the future -- The great woods have been destroyed -- Income and expenses -- Compensations. The garden of our lives. I don't now what the world is coming to -- Make your garden! -- Parable of wild fruit -- Are you your children's confidant? -- Kinfolks or mere reelations? -- Troubles grow as we talk about them -- We keep right on eating -- Keep journeying on -- Getting the worst of it -- The source of improvement -- A man's word is all he has -- The helping hand of helpfulness -- Growing older. Have you seen any faires lately? Fairies still appear to those with seeing eyes -- Where sunshine fairies go -- Naughty four o'clocks -- The fairy dew drop -- When sunshine fairies rest -- The fairies in the sunshine -- Lesson from an Irish fable. The rush of work. Tired to death with work -- Going after the cows -- Mrs. Jones takes the rest cure -- Let's not depend on experts -- When proverbs quarrel -- Farmers--need more wives? -- Does it pay to be idle? -- Join 'don't worry' club -- A fool and his son are soon parted -- A day off now and then -- About work -- When the blues descend -- Life is an adventure. A great many interesting things. The hard winter -- The Friday night literary -- On chickens and hawks -- Times and things -- When Grandma pioneered -- Make a new beginning -- Having a family motto -- The first frost -- Our fair and our fancy -- Chasing thistledown -- What became of the time we saved? -- Just a question of tact -- The old dash churn -- Christmas when I was sixteen. Give me just one logical reason. Five dollar prize for women -- Dear farm women -- Why should I stay? ; Church and school privileges -- Here's hope deferred -- Pioneering on an Ozark farm -- Whom will you marry? A new day for women. Shorter hours for the farm home manager -- A woman's power and the vote -- The woman's place -- Two heads are better than one -- Women's work? -- Women's duty at the polls -- Daily tasks are not small things -- Thoughts on the role of women and divorce -- The home beauty parlor -- What women can add to politics -- This and that--a neighborly visit with Laura -- New day for women. If we would but open our eyes. The creative chemistry of life -- The light we throw -- A few minutes with a poet -- Success -- Good neighbors -- A constant friend -- What would you do? -- Opportunity -- To stand by ourselves -- Challenges -- An autumn day. The war, the terrible. Each in his place -- Left out and pushed about -- The war, the terrible -- Getting down to first causes -- Are we too busy? -- Make every minute count -- A wish for the present -- Glory! what days in which to live! -- Our code of honor -- When the war ended -- Peace on earth. Surley worth the effort. Administer advice in small doses -- Keeping friends -- We always pay for the "need" -- Learning something new -- The hidden cost of getting what we want -- Early training counts -- Don't call on the government all of the time -- Pies and poetry -- Simplify, simplify -- Think for yourself -- The blessings of the year. The greatness and goodness of God. Everyday implications of the golden rule -- Thanks for benefits bestowed -- Thanks for the harvest -- Harvest of the soul -- A dog's a dog for a' that -- Let us be just -- Do the right thing always -- The armor of a smile -- Laura and Mary quarrel at Thanksgiving -- Not so bad off -- Swearing -- Honor and duty -- If we only understood -- The things that matter -- Mother -- "Mother passed away." |
| 責任: | Laura Ingalls Wilder ; edited by Stephen W. Hines. |
摘要:
A collection of the rediscovered writings of Laura Ingalls Wilder.
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