By the Shores of Silver Lake

In the days of the building of the railroads and the final settlement of the West the Ingalls family moved from Minnesota, the scene of On the Banks of Plum Creek, to Dakota Territory. Pa became a railroad man for a time until he found a homestead and filed a claim. The family spent the winter in a surveyor's house sixty miles from the nearest neighbor. There was excitement when Laura and Mary took a thrilling train ride and when the attempted payroll robbery took place. That winter the family …

Hardcover, 290 Seiten

Sprache: English

Am 13. Oktober 1953 von Harper & Row veröffentlicht.

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ISBN:
978-0-06-026416-1
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OCLC-Nummer:
30405137

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  • Frontier and pioneer life -- Fiction
  • Family -- Fiction

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By the Shores of Silver Lake

Man this family moved around a lot.

This was another enjoyable mostly-lighthearted tale about the Ingalls family moving yet again. This time Pa got a job doing payroll for some railroad workers with the intention of claiming a homestead once the work was done.

I still enjoy Pa's optimism in these stories, and the fact that he can build a shanty in less than a day.