Earn Writings To Young Women From Laura Ingalls Wilder: On Wisdom And Virtues (Writings To Young Women On Laura Ingalls Wilder #1) Conceived By Laura Ingalls Wilder Offered In Physical Book

are beautifully written essays previously published in a newspaper, The themes are especially well written for being timeless lessons that may apply more in today's society than they did when they were written, “The children, of course, get their bad tempers from their fathers, . . ” Thats great!!

I think this little book will unveil special treasures unique to each reader, For me, the following really hit home, and I read it several times for it is simply so applicable to me in my life, These are words I needed to hear: “The things that people do would look so differently to us if we only understood the reasons for their actions, nor would we blame them so much for their faults if we knew all the circumstances of their lives.
Even their sins might not look so hideous if we could feel what pressure and perhaps suffering had caused them, ”

Though Laura wrote about various topics a hundred years ago, they are still so very relevant today, and in some cases, even more so! Written in her simple, plain spoken way that fans of her other books will recognize, Laura shares her thoughts and wisdom with her readers,old and young alike.
This book is a compilation of several of her newspaper columns,
Life lessons

This was a really enjoyable collection of articles, It's the kind of thing that everyone should read not just young women, I never get enough of Laura Ingalls Wilder, I had previously read some of the clippings included in this book, but it was not tiresome to read them again, Astute amp absorbing. It was interesting to see Mrs, Wilder's thought processes in, before she wrote her now famous series, I enjoy reading books that have anything at all to do with Laura Ingalls Wilder as she is an idol of mine, This is one of a few books that have Laura's articles she wrote for the Missouri Realist in it, The way she writes is fitting for today as it was during her lifetime, Here is quote from one of her articles that I liked: "While blue is without a doubt a heavenly color, it is better in skies than in one's mind.
. . " Very fitting. I also found this very fitting as how to make your life more simple seems to be the theme in a lot of books and magazines.
In JanuaryLaura wrote an article about how to simplifying your life, I thought we could all go by her advice, She said "Here is a good New Year's resolution for us all to make: To simplify our lives as much as possible, to overcome that feeling of haste by remembering that there are just as many hours in the day as ever, and that there is time enough for the things that matter if time is rightly used.
" She was a very wise woman on so many things, I look for to the next book in this series, Excerpts from Lauras writings to newspapers and such, They all discuss basic thoughts of morals, learning, being kinds, etc good topics for “women” or any other person /age group, Its nice to think even aboutyears ago when these were originally written, that most of our thoughts on these topics are the same, It was a quick read and a great reminded how to do better in your life with these simple things, Reading this book was like breathing in cool, refreshing air, Stephen Hines has collected several of Laura's newspaper articles and put them together in a way that makes them lovely to read, This particular collection features much wisdom from pioneer Laura Ingalls Wilder, as she shares morals and advice that spring forth from her heart, I had personally never read any of her newspaper writings so this was quite the treat! I loved this volume so much,

Each article is named and come with the original date, so you can follow along a little better, Her writings are filled with a bit of wittiness, and plenty of moral guidance, I laughed out loud at some including the story about her dog, Shep, The

whole story is just too cute! Just about everything that Laura felt and wrote about is still applicable to us as humans in the modern age.


Some of the article titles include: “Keeping Friends”, “The Armor of a Smile”, “The Helping Hand of Helpfulness”, “A Man's Word Is All He Has”, “Learning Something New”.
. . just to name a few, so you can see the kind of topics are covered,

Most of these I could see reading aloud during family reading time with your children, But overall, I think women young and old would especially enjoy this collection, and be able to take away a lot of good thoughts and encouragement.
So enjoyed reading this. Short articles that Laura Wilder wrote for the newspaper, Many of which are only printed publicly here, Worth owning. How much different the world would be today ifwe all learned from the wisdom in this tiny book! This book is one filled with wisdom and advice that is timeless.
It may have been written many years ago, but it seems to have been written for today, If you are a collector, you will enjoy this book, It would make a fine gift for anyone, This book is so fresh and full of wisdom on every page, I loved how simple it was, while still being so true and important, I was inspired and challenged in equal measure,

Definitely recommended to everyone! A lot of good, useful advise that stands up over theyears since she wrote it, From helping others in times of need, to keeping and maintaining friendships, to having a positive attitude, Laura's words of wisdom in Writings to Young Women from Laura Ingalls Wilder: On Wisdom and Virtues are applicable even in today's world.
As she shares stories and experiences from her own life, she encourages readers to live lives of integrity and to realize their dreams, A simple book, packed with bundles of day to day advices, Thank you Mrs Ingalls. . An interesting life of an interesting woman, Good read. I was always a fan of Laura Ingalls Wilder and this helped solidify that, Friendship is like love. It cannot be demanded or driven or insisted upon, It must be wooed to be won, Ingalls wrote a series of historical fiction books for children based on her childhood growing up in a pioneer family, She also wrote a regular newspaper column and kept a diary as an adult moving from South Dakota to Missouri, the latter of which has been published as a book.
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