典范英语第17本(PioneerGirlThestoryofLauraIngallsWilder)LaurawasborninWisconsin,America,on1867/2/7.Helivedinalittleloghouseinthemiddleofthebigwoods.TherewasPa,Ma,myoldersisterMary,andLaura.Jackwasoneoftheimportantmembers.Lauraloveditverymuch.Thebigwoodsweredangerous.Therewerebearsandpanthersoutthere.Itwasawild,wildplace.Oneday,Maouttofindfood,butmeetabear!Butthebearwasn’tmakeMadanger,itwasatsurprisedastheywere.In1869,theylefttheirsafelittlehousetothenewlandsintheWest.ButJackhadgonewhentheywereswimcrossedtherivers.Bythetimetheycampedforthenight,andJackfoundthem.Theirrolledattheprairies,anditisagoodplacetolive.Oneday,Pagonehunting,twofierce-lookingmenwalkedintotheirhouse.Theyhadfeathersintheirhairandstoodverystill.Mabakedthemcornbread.Wewereallsilent.Thentheyleft.PatoldthemtheywereIndianswerenotourenemies.Sometimeslater,theylivedonPlumCreekinahomedugoutofbank.AndPabegantogrowcrops.Theyhadtostartschool.NowLaurawas7andshewasatschoolthatshemethergreatestenemy.Insummer,grasshopperscameandateeverythingPahadplanted,andhefeelwasverysad.Inwinter,terribleblizzardsfrozethem.Magavebirthtoababyboy-butthenhedied.Worstofall,Marrywassoillshebecameblind.Oneyear,thewinterwasbad.Onemorningwefoundthecowswiththeirheadsfrozenotheground!Theyhadtobecutfree.Anditgetcolderandcolderandthesnowstormsbegan.Theylastedalldayandnight.Sotheymovedintoahouseintown,thenintooneroomofthehouseintown.WhenLaurawas15,shebecameateacher.Soonshestartedtowritebooks.Shewouldbecomebooksforchildrentoread.2.DenisHerbsteinisapublishedauthor.PublishedcreditsofDenisHerbsteinincludeOxfordReadingTree:Stages10-12:TreeTopsTrueStories:MyFriend,Mandela
