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Laura is considered a pioneer

girl. A detail from her childhood

is that she was brave and

adventurous.

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Laura got all of the ideas for

all of her books from her life,

although some parts in some books

are fictional

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Laura Ingalls Wilder Died

February 10th, 1957, three days

after her birthday. She was 90.

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As a child, Laura had a dog named

Jack. He was a hunting dog, and he helped

Charles Ingalls hunt and protect the family.

Sadly, he did not make the journey to plum creek,

although it is mentioned in the book that he did.

Below Laura is pictured with her husband, Almanzo Wilder and her other dog, Nero.

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Laura Had a medal established

in her name in 1954

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Laura Ingalls had many family members, Mary Ingalls, her older sister, Carrie

Ingalls, her younger sister, Grace Ingalls, also her younger sister, and Charles Fredrick

Ingalls, her unmentioned little brother who sadly died before his first birthday

Her parents are Caroline Ingalls and Charles Ingalls.

Below is a picture of her parents.

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Later in her life, Laura admitted that she wouldn't have taught if she didn't have to help her sister go to college for the blind.

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Laura wrote 8 books, Little house in thebig woods, Little house on the Prairie, On the banks of plum creek, By the shores Silver Lake, the long winter, little town on the prairie, These happy golden years, and the First four years.

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Laura served as a teacher between the years 1883 and 1885.

Later she admitted that she did not enjoy teaching.

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Laura Ingalls Wilder was born in Pepin County, Wisconsin. The wallpaper is of a exact replica of Laura Ingalls Wilder's first home, and it now a muesum. She was born February 7th, 1867.