On the Banks of Plum Creek (Full Color Collector's Edition)

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When Pa trades Mr. Hanson his horses and wagon for a sod dugout, the Ingalls family finds themselves in their first home in Minnesota. Pa promises that after the harvest of the first wheat crop, the family will have a nice new log cabin right on the banks of Plum Creek. When Pa purchases the new lumber for the house, it is under the agreement that it will be paid for when the wheat crop is sold. Right before the wheat is to be harvested, a strange happening threatens the livelihood of the crops. How will Pa get his family though this hardship?

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Product Format:Softcover Book
Grades:3-7
Brand:HarperCollins
ISBN:9780060581831
Length in Inches:7.75
Width in Inches:5.25
Height in Inches:0.8
Weight in Pounds:1.0103
Ages:8 - 12
Edition:Illustrated
Illustrated by:Garth Williams
Pages:352
Publication Date:5/4/2013
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