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The Little House
Book • 1942
The Little House, written and illustrated by Virginia Lee Burton, is a classic children's picture book that tells the story of a small house built on a hill in the countryside.
As time passes, the house watches as the city encroaches upon its peaceful surroundings, leading to feelings of sadness and longing.
The narrative follows the house through decades of change, from the construction of roads and buildings to the eventual urbanization that surrounds it.
Ultimately, the house is rescued and moved back to the countryside, where it can once again enjoy the beauty of nature.
The book is celebrated for its vibrant illustrations and its exploration of themes such as change, belonging, and the importance of nature.
As time passes, the house watches as the city encroaches upon its peaceful surroundings, leading to feelings of sadness and longing.
The narrative follows the house through decades of change, from the construction of roads and buildings to the eventual urbanization that surrounds it.
Ultimately, the house is rescued and moved back to the countryside, where it can once again enjoy the beauty of nature.
The book is celebrated for its vibrant illustrations and its exploration of themes such as change, belonging, and the importance of nature.
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