About this title: After all their travelling, from the Big Woods and the Prarie, the Ingalls family have found a place to settle - Plum Creek. Now Mary and Laura can go to school as there's a town close by. But how will they settle in such a busy place after the wild lands in which they've grown up?
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Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: HarperCollins
Date Published: 1953
ISBN-13:9780060264710ISBN:0060264713
Description: Good in good dust jacket. Good, In good dust jacket. Library binding. Cloth over boards. 352 p. Contains: Illustrations. Ex-Library expected imperfections. read more
Description: Good. No Jacket. Good. No DJ Issued Good. No dust jacket as issued. Cover has light corner wear and a spine crease. A bit age toned but no other faults. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 352 p. Contains: Illustrations. Little House (Original Series Paperback). Audience: Children/juvenile. read more
Description: Fine. 0064400042 Excellent condition Soft cover book, clean pages, No creases to spine, this book is Near NEW! Shop & Save With US. read more
Description: Fine. 0590488155 Excellent condition Soft cover book, clean pages, No creases to spine, this book is Near NEW! Shop & Save With US. read more
Description: Very Good. 0064400042 Great condition Soft Cover book, clean pages, mild creases to spine, light edge/corner rubs, this book is GREAT! Shop & Save With US. read more
Description: Very Good. 0064400042 Great condition Soft Cover book, clean pages, mild creases to spine, light edge/corner rubs, this book is GREAT! Shop & Save With US. read more
Description: Fine. 0064400042 Excellent condition Soft cover book, clean pages, No creases to spine, this book is Near NEW! Shop & Save With US. read more
Binding: Softcover
Publisher: Trophy Pr
Date Published: 1973
ISBN-13:9780064400046ISBN:0064400042
Description: Fair. No Jacket. Water Lines On Page Ends, Covers/Spine Soiled, Spine Creased, Markings On First Page, Text Is Unmarked, Good Reading Copy. read more
"In the "Little House the Prairie" Series, Laura Ingalls Wilder shares the story of her life, beginning in her early childhood and continuing through the early years of her married life. In "On the Banks of Plum Creek (No. 4), the Laura Ingalls finds herself in a shoddy dugout in Minnesota! This book was my personal favorite of the series. It is full of great stories - Nellie Oleson, a competition between a "town party" and a "country party", school tales, a cloud of grasshoppers, just to name a few!"
"In this book, Laura and her family move to Plum Creek, where her father builds a house with timber he plans to pay for with the fall wheat crop. However, a crowd of locusts come, and there goes the wheat crop. Laura and her family have to go through a lot of struggles to live on Plum Creek, but they always find a way to keep going and they never give up. Laura and Mary start school with the other children of Plum Creek. At school, Mary and Laura meet Nellie Olson, the daughter of the rich storekeeper. Nellie is stuck up, snooty, and mean. She bullies Laura and Mary. Mary ignores her, but Laura can't help but be mean back to Nellie. Laura then gets in trouble for retaliating. This is a wonderful book full of childlike experiences, anxious moments, and parts where you laugh your head off. I would recommend this book to all ages."
"Ah the Nellie Olson part of the "Little House" series that takes place in Minnesota. My daughter loved to hate Nellie and she got a kick out of the scene with the leaches in the creek! My daughter also loved the grasshopper swarm and how they marched up over the whole house...she thought that was hilarious. As always the books in this series continue to entertain all of us."
"In this "Little House" story the Ingalls family has trekked from Indian territory to southwest Minnesota, near Walnut Grove. At first they live in a sod dugout, but quickly build a snug house near Plum Creek. The family stoically marches trough one trial after another. Pa busts his hump to put in a big wheat crop, only to have it all devoured by locusts. He needs to walk 300 miles to get farm work and leaves the women on their own. A prairie fire then threatens the place, and later a series of blizzards makes life miserable. In one storm, Pa, against Ma's better judgment, walks into town. He gets trapped under a snow wall for three days while the women folk shiver and do animal chores in savage conditions. But htere are good times too. I guess. Laura and Mary go to school for the first time and makes friends as well as some rivals, like the infamous Nelly Oleson. If even half the stuff in these books is true, these people are remarkable survivors."
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