Laura felt a warmth inside her. It was very small, but it was strong. It was steady, like a tiny light in the dark, and it burned very low but no winds would make it flicker because it would not give up.

— Laura Ingalls Wilder, The Long Winter

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  • Even in winter there’s always a bit of warmth to be found. Happy December, friends!24 weeks ago

  • Jessica: Sarah, what a perfect start to December! I definitely had the grumpies about the (relative) cold this morning, but now I feel warm and fuzzy :) 24 weeks ago

  • Katie @ cakes, tea and dreams: One of the BEST books for surviving any kind of winter.24 weeks ago

  • hilltop hausfrau: wunderbar! I devoured the LIW tomes as a wee hausfrau…thanks for reminding me to dust them off and re-read! Happy December from Vancouver…24 weeks ago

  • Laureen: Thanks for brightening up the day! I think it might be time for a re-read this winter.24 weeks ago

  • Amanda: I love this book! I loved it back the fourth grade so thank you so much for reminding me about it! Will be referencing this post in the future month, I’m sure. :) 24 weeks ago

  • Bethany: I loved her books as a kid. I was pretty ecstatic when I found out I’m distantly related to her, simply because her books always brought a smile to my face.24 weeks ago

  • Lana: I am stunned right now. This morning, I wrote my entry on my blog, made griddle cakes for my daughter and sat down to peruse my favorite blogs while she watched Elmo. You and I must share a brain. :) Up until a few nights ago I had never read any of the Little House books but I did grow up watching the series and loving every minute of it. My grandmother recently gave me her collection and I have been unable to put them down. I know they are considered children’s literature, but I am having a great time with them!24 weeks ago

  • Morgan: love LIW! i used to read them over and over when i was younger!24 weeks ago

  • Alexis: I *love* Laura Ingalls Wilder! One of these days I’m trekking out to the museum. Thank you for sharing this quote with everyone :) 24 weeks ago

  • Anne Marie: May I steal this for my FB status, Twitter, and skywriting?? I ADORE Laura Ingalls Wilder. Ordered my complete collection on Amazon last week and will be saving for the first big snow here in DC. Haven’t read the entire collection in several years. Thanks for the hopeful expectation of a UPS delivery!!24 weeks ago

  • Wayne: Interested in Almanzo Wilder? Read more: http://www.americanpopularculture.com/archive/bestsellers/almanzo.htm24 weeks ago

  • Jess: Love this one!

    Also, I’m really late on this, but was wondering if I could take you up on getting a Pinterest invite? I’m rather intrigued.

    OK, back to lurking now :) 24 weeks ago

  • geek+nerd: Oh boy, I lived for those books as a child – I absolutely tore through them at the library.24 weeks ago

  • evanthia: That was really beautiful. I know there is a Swedish proverb-btw I’m not Swedish- which says that happy people don’t care whether it is summer or winter…Let’s all enjoy this winter…24 weeks ago

  • Lana: Do you know about this??
    http://www.amazon.com/Little-House-Cookbook-Frontier-Ingalls/dp/0064460908/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323208552&sr=8-1

    I am making fried apples n onions tonight!!23 weeks ago

  • Lana: Do you know about this??
    http://www.amazon.com/Little-House-Cookbook-Frontier-Ingalls/dp/0064460908/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323208552&sr=8-1

    I am making fried apples n onions tonight!!23 weeks ago

  • Ashley!: On a scale from “dreading the halls” to “decking the halls,” I’m somewhere in between… maybe like, “delighting IN the halls?”
    I think getting our tree up helped the most; there’s something about that glow welcoming me home <323 weeks ago

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