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Edition: Paperback: 32 pages
ISBN-10: 006058694X
ISBN-13: 978-0060586942
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From the Publisher
Christmas is coming to the little house on the prairie, but Laura and Mary Ingalls are worried. It has been raining for days now, and Santa and his reindeer cannot travel without snow. Will Santa visit their log cabin this year?
Laura Ingalls Wilder's heartwarming story, taken unabridged from the beloved little house on the prairie, combined with Renée Graef's vibrant, rich illustrations, makes santa comes to little house a holiday classic for families to share year after year.
Publishers Weekly
Santa Comes to Little House, illus. by Renee Graef, lifts the Christmas chapter out of Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House on the Prairie.
Children's Literature
Taken unabridged from Little House on the Prairie, this chapter called "Mr. Edwards Meets Santa Claus" seems just right for picture book treatment. Laura, Mary, and their baby sister are not likely to have Christmas because the creeks have risen but readers also know it is because the Wilder family is very poor. Nonetheless, Ma helps the girls hang their stockings and when all go to bed it is a bleak Christmas Day that beckons. But Mr. Edwards, a family friend, fords the creek with his clothes and the girls' presents on his head, arrives nearly frozen at the cozy cabin, and the girls have Christmas after all. The story speaks to what is important at the holidays¨úthe love of family and friends, not the collection of gifts and the small items that make the children's faces shine will astound today's readers. Graef's illustrations tip a hat to Garth Williams's wonderful illustrations of these classic tales but her style is purely her own in these rich paintings. Her round-faced children, bathed in warm firelight tones, and the tidy cabin paint a romantic and loving view of life on the prairie which may entice some readers to tackle the "Little House" series either now or later.
School Library Journal
How are Santa and his reindeer going to make it to Mary and Laura's house with the creek so swollen with water and them so far away in Indian Territory? Mr. Edwards, their neighbor, won't be able to join them for Christmas dinner, either, as he lives on the other side of the creek. As Ma begins to prepare the wild turkey that Pa has killed for their dinner, the cabin has an air of somberness. Christmas does come to the little house, but in a much different way than Mary and Laura expected. Graef's illustrations, done in soft, warm colors, elicit the feeling of times gone by and make the story accessible to a wide age group. As with other picture books created from text excerpted from the "Little House" books (HarperCollins), readers will not benefit from Wilder's rich and skillful development of characters; without the context of the complete story, they will not be as involved in the action. Nonetheless, this is a sweet family read-aloud for veterans of the series, or a way to introduce these sisters to younger audiences. |
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