What did Laura Ingalls Wilder do for a living?

Answer 1

Laura worked as a seamstress and a teacher to help support the Ingalls family. When married, she helped Almanzo in their farming ventures and most successfuly supported them with royalties from her books.

Answer 2

Laura Ingalls Wilder was a writer who wrote about her childhood as a pioneer who traveled in a covered wagon in the Midwest. This series was known as the "Little House" books. When she was younger, she was a teacher but quit shortly before she married Almanzo Wilder in 1885. For the great majority of her life, Laura was an active and involved farm housewife. In effect, her greatest fame, as an author, was after she retired.

Answer 3

Yes, the royalties enabled Almanzo and herself to live comfortably for the first time in their marriage when they were getting too old to manage their farm.

Answer 4

Laura Ingalls Wilder was a writer who is best known for her "Little House" series of Children's Books based on her own life and experiences growing up in the American Midwest during the 19th century.

Answer 5

No, Garth Willliams was.