How did you feel when you read Cabin on the Prairie when the Indians had to leave?

This book tells the story of a family that drives away from their homeland, the Big Woods of Wisconsin, and makes a perilous journey on the road to reach the Kansas prairie.

The family encounters naked Indians, wolves, prairie fires, and a terrible fever, but the family has a sweet time of self-sufficiency in a cozy cabin that Dad built with his own hands.

But such a life did not last long, only after three or four days, the Indians but the war, the war cries and horns noisy they could not sleep, after a few days and nights of war, the Indians finally left, the day finally settled, the family in the grass outside the cabin in the color, these dishes grow day by day, but one day, their home came to a few soldiers to let them to move from the area, and the next day they left.

A hundred years later, the cabin Laura's father built still stands on the Kansas prairie, welcoming the sunrise and sending it down. It is a well-preserved piece of history as well as a testament to human courage, wisdom and self-reliance. I read this book I am very eager to go to nature to live, away from the city air, Laura's family do not like the noise of the place, so moved to the prairie. Nowadays, the city has no