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Violence
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No violence; period-appropriate hardship on the Dakota prairie
Language
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No profanity; Wilder's warm frontier prose
Sexual Content
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No sexual content; a developing young love handled with period propriety
Substance Use
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No substance use
Emotional Intensity
None
No psychological intensity concerns; a comforting classic of American childhood literature
What this book is about
The seventh Little House novel follows Laura's family as she grows into young womanhood in De Smet, Dakota Territory, begins teaching school at sixteen, and falls further in love with Almanzo Wilder. Wilder's American pioneer memoir continues to enchant readers of all ages. The period-accurate hardships are handled with characteristic courage and warmth.
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