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A Lantern In Her Hand by Bess Streeter Aldrich
A Lantern In Her Hand by Bess Streeter Aldrich, Scholastic Books., 1966.
First published in 1928, "A Lantern in Her Hand" has outlasted literary fashions to touch generations of readers.This is a vintage paperback sold in the Scholastic Book Catalogue to students in School during the period 1965-1968. Scholastic Book No T 401 Cost then >50 cents
In this classic story of a pioneer woman, Bess Streeter Aldrich modeled protagonist Abbie Deal on her own mother, who in 1854 had traveled by covered wagon to the Midwest. In "A Lantern in Her Hand," Abbie accompanies her family to the soon-to-be-state of Nebraska. There, in 1865, she marries and settles into her own sod house. The novel describes Abbie's years of child-raising, of making a frontier home able to withstand every adversity. A Disciplined writer knowledgeable about true stories of pioneer days in Nebraska, Bess Streeter Aldrich conveys the strength of everyday things, the surprise of familiar faces, and the look of the unspoiled landscape during different seasons. Refusing to be broken by hard experience, Abbie sets a joyful example for her family-and for her readers 318 pages,
Book front corner has been clipped as well as back upper corner..
First published in 1928, "A Lantern in Her Hand" has outlasted literary fashions to touch generations of readers.This is a vintage paperback sold in the Scholastic Book Catalogue to students in School during the period 1965-1968. Scholastic Book No T 401 Cost then >50 cents
In this classic story of a pioneer woman, Bess Streeter Aldrich modeled protagonist Abbie Deal on her own mother, who in 1854 had traveled by covered wagon to the Midwest. In "A Lantern in Her Hand," Abbie accompanies her family to the soon-to-be-state of Nebraska. There, in 1865, she marries and settles into her own sod house. The novel describes Abbie's years of child-raising, of making a frontier home able to withstand every adversity. A Disciplined writer knowledgeable about true stories of pioneer days in Nebraska, Bess Streeter Aldrich conveys the strength of everyday things, the surprise of familiar faces, and the look of the unspoiled landscape during different seasons. Refusing to be broken by hard experience, Abbie sets a joyful example for her family-and for her readers 318 pages,
Book front corner has been clipped as well as back upper corner..
