The seventh book in Laura Ingalls Wilder’s treasured Little House series, 'Little Town on the Prairie' is set in a burgeoning town that survived the harsh winter of 1880-81. With spring, Laura starts a new job, participates in town socials, and spends more time with Almanzo Wilder. She also aids her parents in saving money for Mary's education at a college for the blind. This narrative, influenced by Wilder's childhood, provides a captivating view into America's frontier era.