Still don't know what to read? Take our personality quiz to find the Little House girl most like you!
1.
You're supposed to practice sewing straight stitches. You:
A:
sew them, but are daydreaming of playing football with your brothers.
B:
sew them, and think they look so good you could make a living at it.
C:
sew them, and wonder if you'll somehow be able to use this skill to help your family.
D:
sew them, but put them aside immediately to spend time with your dad when he comes home from work.
E:
sew them, but would rather be reading.
2.
Your family decides they will be moving. You:
A:
realize you may never see many people ever again, but trust your instincts that you need to move on.
B:
are proud that Americans can move around freely, and feel eager to see more of this big country.
C:
want what's best for your family, even though you're a little scared of leaving what you know.
D:
are used to traveling and only bring the few things that are really important to you.
E:
are eager to see the changing country, and would even like to travel around the world.
3.
You're ready to start school. You:
A:
love the idea of going to a public school and meeting all sorts of different people.
B:
depend on an older sibling to help you along, and soon find your own friends at school.
C:
are a little afraid of what others will think of you, but study hard and find your strength in just being you.
D:
value education very much because your mom was a teacher.
E:
are eager to get straight A's and compete to be at the top of the class.
4.
Your brothers or sisters are teasing you. You:
A:
give it right back to them.
B:
are independent enough not to let them bother you - you've got lots of friends to hang out with.
C:
don't like it, but don't complain because you don't want your parents to worry.
D:
strike out at them, even though you know you'll get in trouble for it.
E:
wouldn't know what to do - you don't have any brothers or sisters who tease you!
5.
You have loved your school years, but it's time to graduate and move on. You are inspired to:
A:
teach your children to appreciate education, too.
B:
run your own business - you've got the talent to create goods and the smarts to manage them.
C:
become a teacher - you can't get enough of school.
D:
write down the story of your life so generations to come will remember what the world was like then.
E:
break the mold and see the world in your own way.
Little House in the Big Woods
Farmer Boy
Little House on the Prairie
On the Banks of Plum Creek
By the Shores of Silver Lake
The Long Winter
Little Town on the Prairie
These Happy Golden Years
The First Four Years
Little House in the Highlands
Little House by Boston Bay
Little House in Brookfield
Little House on Rocky Ridge
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