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Mary Ingalls was born being able to see, but when she turned  14, she lost her eyesight from meningoencephalitis

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Little House in the Big Woods original cover

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This is the front cover for the book Little House in the Big Woods written by Laura Ingalls Wilder. 

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This is the dust jacket of the first little house book

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This is the dust jacket of the first little house book

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This is the first known photograph of the three Ingalls sisters, taken 1879 or 1880. From left: Carrie, Mary and Laura. 

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Section 2: Laura Ingalls Wilder's writing should be honored because it showed what life was like in the Great Plains for future generations.

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Section 2: Laura Ingalls Wilder's writing should be honored because it showed what life was like in the Great Plains for future generations.

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Laura's writing showed how it was to live on the prairie, and that it wasn't always easy.

Laura also wrote about how her family became friend's with the Native Americans, when Native Americans we being treated badly during that time. It showed that Native Americans should be treated as equals.

Lauras writing showed that women can have jobs like writers and not just men. Lauras successfulness in her writing helped other young women follow their dreams

Laura also wrote in her 7th book, Little town on the prairie, Laura writes about saving up money so that her sister, Mary, could go to  a blind collage in Iowa. This is important for disabled people, because they feel heard. Laura is a very excepting person, and she doesn't discriminate, even though during that time, in was normal to discriminate against people who were different.

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This article is Mrs. A. J. (Laura Ingalls) Wilder. The newspaper is Missouri Ruralist, June 20, 1914.

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“We still have frontiers in our old, settled states where the joys of more primitive days may be experienced with some of their hardships and, now and then, a touch of their grim humor.” - Laura Ingalls Wilder.

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Section 1: Laura Ingalls Wilder was an artist that wrote a beautiful story about life in the great plains. 

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Section 1: Laura Ingalls Wilder was an artist that wrote a beautiful story about life in the great plains. 

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Laura Ingalls Wilder was born on February 7, 1867, and died on February 10, 1957. She lived to be 90 years old.

Laura started out writing small articles in the paper, but then she eventually had her own column on the paper. She named it  “As a Farm Woman Thinks”. She sometimes had to write her name as L. I. Wilder because people didn't want to publish a woman. But later on, she said that it was by Mrs. L. I. Wilder

Later on, Laura wrote the Little House series. This series helped raise awareness on how people lived in the prairie.

Laura's book showed how people lived in the prairie, becasue most people thought that all of the Great Plains  was dry and treeless.

Little House was originally an autobiography, but it was later turned into a children's book, and then the tv show.