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Loving Netflix's 'Little House on the Prairie?' Here's Your Guide to Revisiting the Original Books

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By Laura Ingalls Wilder, Andrea Park Verified, Quinci LeGardye Verified
| EIN News
Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Subscribe to our newsletter Nearly a century after Laura Ingalls Wilder published the first book in her Little House on the Prairie series, the novels are still massively adored and still reaching new audiences—thanks, most recently, to Netflix’s TV series adaptation, which debuted on July 9.
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La casa de la pradera (2026), de Kat Candler

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By Laura Ingalls Wilder, Rebecca Sonnenshine
| Decine21
La familia Ingalls, compuesta por el matrimonio de Charles y Caroline, y las hijas Mary y Laura, dejan atrás las montañas de Wyoming buscando un nuevo comienzo en Kansas. El gobierno promete tierras para todos los colonos, pero lo hace de un modo engañoso, pues no deja claro que hay un litigio todavía por resolver con los indios osage, y la pradera donde se establecen para construir su casa se encuentra en la denominada Reserva Disminuida de los Osage.
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From Summer Reading to Family Movie Night 70+ Book/Movie Duos That Motivate Kids To Read

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By Janeen Lewis, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Tony DiTerlizzi
| Metro Kids Verified
(Photo by cottonbro studio Courtesy of Pexels) By Janeen Lewis Pairing books with movies is an easy way to keep kids reading during summer when learning losses can occur. While parents usually want their children to limit screen time, the silver screen may be the exception that encourages kids to read. This summer, make movies, and the books that inspire them, the double feature that hooks kids on books.
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