The Prairie Clock

A *true story of dangers and hunger befalling pioneer children on the bleak Kansas prairie.  A touching lesson in obedience to parents and to God's Word.  (Ages 5-12) NEW full color illustrations! The beginning of the Prairie Clock...... Life was hard and lonely for the Lawrence children. The family left their home back East to stake a claim in the West.  Papa and Mama bundled everything including the three children into the covered wagon, hitched up the oxen......   "If ye love me keep my commandments." John 14:15 Paperback. Spiral-bound. 8.5 x 11" PowerPoint with PDF Text: PowerPoint presentation with illustrations Printable story text (PDF) *[Yes, "The Prairie Clock" surely is a true story. It was told to Aunt Carolyn "first hand" by "Grandma Smith", the little girl who lived it. She was Emma Lawrence Smith, the oldest child in the story. After a pioneer childhood, she married and raised her own family in Kansas. She came to visit quite often and was full of memories and stories of early life on the Kansas prairie.]