Prairie Flowers
- 72 páginas
- 3 horas de lectura
This collection of poetry celebrates the beauty of nature and the adventures of life on the prairie. The poems provide a glimpse into the history, culture, and spirit of the American prairie.
Margaret Bell Houston fue una escritora y sufragista estadounidense cuyas novelas a menudo representaban la vida en Texas. Sus obras, publicadas en formato serializado en revistas populares, ofrecían a los lectores una visión del paisaje y la cultura texana. La escritura de Houston se centró principalmente en las vidas y luchas de las mujeres, enriqueciendo la literatura estadounidense con fuertes personajes femeninos y sus narrativas.




This collection of poetry celebrates the beauty of nature and the adventures of life on the prairie. The poems provide a glimpse into the history, culture, and spirit of the American prairie.
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In this gripping novel, Margaret Bell Houston weaves a tale of intrigue and suspense set in the rural American South. When a wealthy landowner's wife is found dead under suspicious circumstances, all eyes turn to the beautiful and enigmatic little straw woman that he keeps by his side. As the investigation unfolds, secrets are revealed and alliances are tested, leading to a stunning and unexpected conclusion.