Thank you to everyone who submitted an application to be involved behind the scenes at Beyond Little House. We were so heartened to see so many who wanted to volunteer. Applicants should hear from a contributor from the site within…
Thank you to everyone who submitted an application to be involved behind the scenes at Beyond Little House. We were so heartened to see so many who wanted to volunteer. Applicants should hear from a contributor from the site within…
A very happy birthday to our favorite author! During Laura’s lifetime, she received thousands of birthday wishes from children and fans across the country, and beyond. Feel free to leave your own birthday wishes here, or tell us if you…
When we conceived Beyond Little House two years ago, we didn’t quite know for sure what we were starting. But we did have hope. We wanted to create a welcome public space for everyone who was a fan of Little…
Have you “liked” our facebook page yet? Didn’t know we had one? Now you do! The following Christmas moments were some of those shared on our facebook page: Definitely when Mr. Edwards traveled in the freezing cold to bring Mary…
I have four that come to mind: In Little House in the Big Woods when the aunts, uncles, and cousins all come to visit. I always liked the image of young Laura breathing on the glass in the cabin to…
It is hard to think of one moment, or even one Christmas, that is more treasured than the others. But I always think of the first Christmas on Plum Creek, when Laura and Mary find out about Santa Claus. When…
When I was reading these books as a child, the Christmas in the Surveyor’s House was my favorite. It seemed like they were warm, happy, well-fed and there were actually presents! Not Christmas horses or tin cups (how can a…
I have been thinking for the past couple of days about my favorite Little House Christmas story. Of course I love to read about the time Mr. Edwards bought Mary and Laura their tin cups and candy sticks. And about…
My all-time favorite Christmas moment in the Little House books has to be the Christmas-in-May at the end of The Long Winter. Not only does it add some much-needed relief to a story that could almost be too dreary, cold,…