Laura Ingalls Wilder The Long Winter Harper children's classic TPB Little House

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Intended Audience: Young Adults, Ages 9-12 Original Language: English width: 5.1 in Number of Pages: 352 Pages Author: Laura Ingalls Wilder Features: Reprint, Illustrated height: 0.8 in Publication Year: 1994 Ex Libris: No Book Series: Little House Ser. Illustrator: Williams, Garth, Yes Personalize: No Item Width: 5.1 in Type: Novel Format: Trade Paperback Topic: concepts / Seasons, Classics, Historical / United States / General, Lifestyles / Farm & Ranch Life, General, Family / Multigenerational, Family / General (See Also Headings under Social Themes), People & Places / United States / General Language: English Inscribed: No Vintage: Yes Era: 1990s Country of Origin: United States Narrative Type: Fiction Signed: Yes Book Title: Long Winter : a Newbery Honor Award Winner ISBN: 9780064400060 Item Height: 0.8 in Genre: Juvenile Fiction Item Weight: 7.8 Oz Personalized: No Publisher: HarperCollins Item Length: 7.6 in

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Laura Ingalls Wilder The Long Winter Harper children's classic TPB Little House. Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little House on the Prairie series The Long Winter, Harper TPB children's classic circa 1994, black writing on upc code back cover, see photo, general wear, otherwise very good condition. Laura Ingalls Wilder, Little House on the Prairie series The Long Winter, Harper TPB children's classic circa 1994, black writing on upc code back cover, see photo, general wear, otherwise very good condition. The Long Winter is the sixth book in Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House series, detailing the brutal winter of 1880-1881 in De Smet, Dakota Territory, where the Ingalls family and townspeople faced near-starvation due to relentless blizzards that cut off all supplies. The novel chronicles their struggle for survival, including grinding wheat in a coffee mill and using hay for fuel, and culminates in a daring journey by Almanzo Wilder and a friend across the prairie to find wheat, saving the town. It's known for its realistic portrayal of hardship, resourcefulness, and the community's resilience, earning a Newbery Honor.