Books like Good neighbors by Thomas L. Tedrow
Set in the harsh winter of 1905 in Mansfield, Missouri, "Good Neighbors" follows young Laura and her family as they endure the blizzard's hardships. The close-knit community gathers, sharing resources and compassion to not only survive but also embrace the true meaning of Christmas. Through the collective efforts and warmth of neighbors, the story highlights the resilience of frontier life and the enduring power of community spirit.
First publish date: 1992
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Thomas L. Tedrow
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