Little House Chapter Books: Laura Books Books in Order

From sugaring off at Grandma's in the Big Woods to sociables in Dakota Territory, these episodes gather the best Little House parties. Food, music, games, and new clothes turn hard work and long winters into moments of laughter and community.

These stories focus on Charles Ingalls as hunter, fiddler, and hopeful homesteader. Whether he is chasing a bear, playing dance tunes, or moving the family west yet again, Pa's energy and optimism help anchor Laura through each new beginning.

Centering on Caroline Ingalls, this book offers scenes of Ma keeping house in cramped cabins and sod homes, teaching her girls, and facing the prairie with quiet steadiness. Young readers see the strength behind the calm voice in Laura's memories.

Wild, kindhearted Mr. Edwards becomes a favorite neighbor, trudging through a river to bring Christmas gifts or spinning tall tales that leave Laura wide eyed. This book collects his most memorable visits and shows why he looms so large in her stories.

Laura's world widens as she races ponies with cousin Lena, bobsleds with Cap Garland, and navigates tricky friendships with girls like Nellie Oleson. These linked stories celebrate the fun and challenges of growing up in a small prairie community.

These chapters focus on the seasonal rhythm of farm work in Laura's world, from planting and harvest to caring for animals and preserving food. Simple episodes show how even children played important roles in keeping a pioneer family going.

Country girl Laura and town girl Nellie Oleson clash over dresses, manners, and who fits in at school. This chapter book adapts their best known spats and parties, showing how pride, jealousy, and a few hard lessons shape an unlikely understanding.

Drawing on some of the toughest Little House chapters, this book highlights grasshopper plagues, fierce storms, and lean seasons. Laura's family must stretch every scrap of food and rely on neighbors, revealing resilience in the face of real scarcity.

Based on Farmer Boy, this shorter book follows young Almanzo through chores, mischief, and treats on his family's New York farm. Readers see how early mornings, prize calves, and big harvest meals shape the boy who will one day marry Laura.

This chapter book gathers several of Laura's Christmas celebrations, from simple cabin holidays to town church services. Special meals, handmade gifts, and surprise visits show how the Ingalls family found joy even when money and supplies were scarce.

Adapted for younger readers, this chapter book follows Laura and her loyal bulldog Jack from the Big Woods across the prairie. Jack guards the family from wolves, storms, and straying cattle, while always finding his way back to Laura's side.

When the Ingalls family moves near town, Laura and Mary finally begin regular school. Lessons, strict teachers, recess games, and new friends help Laura discover that learning to read and write can be as exciting as running free on the prairie.

In these easy chapters, Laura, Mary, and Carrie make the most of frontier life, turning chores and long days into games. From sliding off haystacks to helping when trouble strikes, the sisters' adventures highlight loyalty and everyday courage.

This collection of episodes shows Laura's family sharing the prairie and woods with bears, wolves, panthers, and stubborn farm animals. Brief chapters mix close calls and gentle humor as Laura learns respect for the wild creatures around her.