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). If anyone can make a convincing case that I should keep them, I'd be glad to hear it!
Always something new...
At the time I felt that it was an incorrect presentation of Laura Ingalls, but since then I have read a little more and realised there was so much I didn't know about Laura. I still had a child's idealistic idea of her. That being said I'm happy to continue in my idealism, so I won't be reading anymore of his books. Btw I'm still not certain that his books are correct. No convincing case here 
