My First Little House Picture Books Books in Order

In this picture book adaptation, Laura travels through the snowy woods to Grandpa's house for a sugaring off dance. Fiddle music, swirling skirts, and maple treats show how pioneer families turned work into a joyful winter celebration.

This treasury gathers several winter themed picture book adaptations, such as snowy days in the Big Woods and Christmas celebrations. Short texts and warm illustrations make it ideal for reading aloud about cold nights, cozy cabins, and family traditions.

Set during a Wisconsin winter, this picture book shows Laura and Mary helping with chores, playing in the snow, and watching Pa tell stories by lamplight. It highlights both the coziness and confinement of long cold months in a log cabin.

This full color picture book retells a Christmas in the Wisconsin cabin, when relatives arrive through the snow and the children wake to stockings, sweets, and a special doll. The focus is on simple pleasures, generosity, and family closeness.

Laura leaves the Big Woods for an exciting trip to town, where she sees store windows, sidewalks, and crowds very different from forest life. The simple story contrasts frontier quiet with the bustle of a country village.

Geared to younger readers, this book celebrates one of Laura's frontier birthdays, with homemade treats, simple gifts, and family surprises. It shows how even in a small cabin, a birthday could feel bright and important.

Part storybook and part journal, this keepsake invites children to record their own days while looking at scenes from Laura's world. Spaces to write, draw, and mark special dates help young fans imagine life on the frontier alongside their own.

This collection gathers favorite songs from the Little House books, from hymns to dance tunes, alongside illustrations of the Ingalls family singing and playing. It encourages families to share the music that meant so much to Laura and Pa.

In this gentle picture book, Laura and Mary watch a deer in the snowy woods and learn why Pa sometimes chooses not to hunt. The quiet scene emphasizes respect for animals and the beauty of the forest surrounding their little house.

Laura's family packs their wagon and leaves the Big Woods, travelling across rivers and wide prairie in search of new land. Gentle text and illustrations introduce young readers to the risks and excitement of moving into unfamiliar country.

Perfect for the very youngest fans, this simple board style story introduces Laura, her family, and their snug little house. Short phrases and friendly art give toddlers a first taste of the world behind the classic novels.

Laura is determined to be useful, so she tags along with Pa to fetch wood, do barn chores, or mend fences. The story shows how a young child learns real responsibility while still finding moments of fun with a beloved parent.

In this short book, Laura helps plant, weed, and harvest a family garden, learning patience as tiny seeds become food and flowers. It connects everyday chores to the satisfaction of watching things grow.

This kid friendly cookbook shares recipes inspired by the Little House stories, from simple breads to treats mentioned in the novels. Clear instructions and nostalgic art invite families to cook together and taste a bit of pioneer life.

Summer brings berries, fireflies, and long days outdoors for Laura and Mary. This picture book highlights picnics, swimming, and helping with small tasks while the Big Woods are green and full of life.

Based on Farmer Boy, this picture book follows young Almanzo through a winter day of feeding animals, hauling wood, and returning to a warm kitchen. It pairs busy barn scenes with the comfort of a big farm family meal.

Laura's birthday on the prairie or in the Big Woods becomes a centerpiece for cake, music, and visiting relatives. This adaptation pulls together favorite birthday scenes to show how love, not expensive gifts, made the day memorable.

At the county fair, the Wilder or Ingalls family enjoys races, livestock displays, and prize produce after months of hard work. Children see bright tents, treats, and contests that turn ordinary farm skills into something to celebrate.

A sturdy counting book that uses scenes and objects from the Little House world to teach numbers. Young readers practice counting cabins, animals, cookies, and more while soaking in frontier imagery.

Using pictures from Laura's world, this alphabet book pairs each letter with familiar frontier objects, from aprons and barns to quilts and wagons. It introduces letters in a nostalgic, visually engaging way.

This small companion lets children record birthdays, special memories, and wishes alongside Little House illustrations. It serves as a keepsake that links their own milestones with Laura's stories.

In this picture book, the Ingalls family travels across the flat Kansas prairie, watching gophers and rabbits by day and camping under huge skies at night. The focus is on the journey itself and the wonder of open country.

Retelling the move to Kansas, this picture book shows Pa choosing a homestead, building a snug log house, and settling his family on the open prairie. It emphasizes both the hard labor and the thrill of creating a new home.

This collection highlights the animals that share Laura's life, including dogs, horses, cows, and wild creatures. Short pieces and illustrations celebrate the companionship, work, and occasional danger that animals brought to the frontier.

Another holiday themed book, this volume gathers scenes of Laura preparing for Christmas, from hanging stockings to sharing special meals. It reinforces the idea that songs, stories, and togetherness matter more than store bought presents.

This book tours Laura's log cabin, from the hearth and loft to the barnyard outside, introducing the tools and spaces that shaped her days. It helps children picture how a whole family lived in one small, carefully organized room.

When spring comes, Laura visits her grandparents for maple sugaring, watching sap turned into syrup and candy in the snow. The story is full of sensory details that make this old fashioned celebration come alive for young listeners.