Caroline Quiner, who grows up to be the mother of Laura Ingalls Wilder, shares all kinds of adventures with her brothers and sisters on their small farm in Brookfield, Wisconsin.
Maria D. Wilkes first read the Little House books as a young girl and has been fascinated by pioneer history ever since. She did extensive research on the Quiner, Ingalls, and Wilder families, studied original sources and family letters and diaries, and worked in close consultation with several historians and the Laura Ingalls Wilder estate as she wrote the Caroline Years books. She lives in New Jersey with her husband, Peter, and her daughters, Grace and Natalie.
These books are very nice for beginning readers to chapter books that may not be able to have a long attention span to read the longer versions of these books. The chapters in these books are pretty much word for word from the full version of the books.
This one is from the 2nd book in the Caroline series. This one they took a few chapters out that highlighted Caroline with her best friend seeing the 4th of July parade, then a chapter where she and her brother go berry picking and find a dog and although they know they barely have food for themselves they hope Momma will let them keep him. Another chapter where the kids want to go out and enjoy the beginning of Spring after a long winter of snow and cold. Playing tag and doing what kids do have fun!
A very good book to help teach History lessons of times gone by to beginning chapter book readers.