Little Town At The Crossroads

Ingalls Friend for Life Number of posts : 7892 Mood :

I'm reading this book now, and I'm really enjoying it. I like learning about what Caroline's life when she was a young girl because sometimes I can make connections between young Caroline and young Laura. I really liked the part when Caroline's grandparents from Boston sent a trunk full of Christmas presents for the Quiner family!

Subject: Re: Little Town At The Crossroads Sun Nov 30, 2008 9:34 pm

I've read this series. Definitely winners in my book. I like how the author tried to stay true to the style of the original Little House series, even though she definitely gave it her own voice.

Subject: Re: Little Town At The Crossroads Thu Dec 04, 2008 4:21 pm

The Caroline series are one of my favorites. Its been awhile since I've read them...might need to start up again.

It is the lack of Christianity that has brought us where we are. Not a lack of churches or religious forms but of the real thing in our hearts. LIW.....Words From a Fearless Heart

Subject: Re: Little Town At The Crossroads Mon Mar 09, 2009 4:11 pm

I Still Want to Read this Series

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I want to read the series too.

Little House Lady Number of posts : 2761

I like the Caroline series, too. It's been awhile since I read them (and I think I missed a book - "On Top of Concord Hill" I think was the one), but I really enjoyed reading about Caroline's growing up.

Little Town At The Crossroads ChristinaKeeper2

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"It is still best to be honest and truthful; to make the most of what we have; to be happy with simple pleasures and to be cheerful and have courage when things go wrong."

Proverbs 3:5-6 Number of posts : 2539 Mood :

I have visited Concord, WI and saw the land where the Ingalls and Quiners lived. My friend Beth Ingalls and I went into the Memorial Society and enjoyed seeing records that this is where they lived.

Little Town At The Crossroads MarilynKeeper

Subject: Re: Little Town At The Crossroads Wed Feb 03, 2010 3:56 am

I would like to read those books too. Problem is, I probaly won't find them in europe...and it's much too expensive to buy them through shipping.

Subject: Re: Little Town At The Crossroads Wed Jun 02, 2010 11:54 pm

I have exactly your problem, Cteacea...I used to buy those books ( Martha, Charlotte, Caroline and Rose's Years) when our money had no devaluated. There were cheap for my pocket, so I almost completed all "Caroline's Years". I only lack for two of them, the last ones....*sigh*. After this, our money devaluated and it was to cheap expensive to order them by shipping mail. It was a pity, since they had many insights about cultural issues from the end of the XVIII century (my very favorite historical era!) to the 1910's ...

I enoyed a lot "Martha's years" (even if I don't had the last two, either), for they taught me a lot about Scotland at the last years of XVIII Century, but my favorite ones and the more wonderfully written of them, are "Caroline's Years". I DO like how the author shows our "Little Brownbraid"

Vanesa.

New Pioneer Number of posts : 15

i only read a little house of their ona nd i liked the series and i think i as the only one of the little house books by other authors thatere done well

Prairie Settler Number of posts : 675 Location : Uk Mood :

I have only read the first one and I really liked it so the 2nd one is on its way in the post somewhere!

Little Town At The Crossroads PhoebeKeeper

“It was a huge shock when it came and very excited“

This was the duchess of cambridges take on how she felt when William proposed during their official engagement interview with ITN reporter Tom Bradby. There was a real giggle at the end. Cute.

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