Thomas L. Tedrow
Good Neighbors
Thomas L. Tedrow
Food provisions are scarce as the little town of Mansfield faces one of the worst winters on record. As fierce blizzards isolate the town from the rest of the world, Laura and Manly spearhead a heroic relief effort for their starving neighbors.
Missouri Homestead (The Days of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Book 1)
Thomas L. Tedrow
It’s 1894, and after devastating losses in South Dakota, Laura, Manly, and little Rose head East to Mansfield, Missouri, in search of a new beginning...
Land of Promise (The Days of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Book 8)
Thomas L. Tedrow
After devastating events in San Francisco, several Chinese families plan to make Mansfield their new home. Because part of the community views foreigners with contempt, the town is split over the arrival of the Chinese families. Laura hopes a moving Thanksgiving ceremony will bring the town back together and allow the Chinese residents to see Mansfield as the land of promise they hoped it would be.
The Great Debate (The Days of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Book 7)
Thomas L. Tedrow
Laura Ingalls Wilder faces her husband's displeasure and the town's prejudices when she advocates voting rights for women
Mountain Miracle (The Days of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Book 6)
Thomas L. Tedrow
As she gets to know and like the reclusive woman healer whom some in town consider a witch, Laura realizes that Mansfield, Missouri, faces a much greater threat from a self-proclaimed religious leader
The World's Fair (The Days of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Book 5)
Thomas L. Tedrow
While reporting the events of the St. Louis World's Fair for her local newspaper in 1906, Laura Ingalls Wilder teams up with Alice Roosevelt to stop the inhuman Anthropological Games
Home to the Prairie (The Days of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Book 4)
Thomas L. Tedrow
Home is where the heart is.
When Pa comes to visit the farm in Missouri, he and Laura have so much fun reminiscing about the good old days that they decide to set out in search of their old homestead. But when they return to the prairie they see that things have changed—really changed. Trees have grown where there once weren’t any, the old creek is no longer there, and almost nothing is left of their prairie home. How could things have changed so much? And are their memories strong enough to last a lifetime?
Children Of Promise (The Days Of Laura Ingalls Wilder, #2)
Thomas L. Tedrow
Laura is mad! The children of immigrant farm workers aren’t allowed to go to school. They have to work in the fields if their families are to make a living. But every child is entitled to an education. Laura heads a crusade in her community to bring an education to the children and their parents, despite strong opposition from the townspeople.
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