Prairie Mother by Arthur Stringer is a novel that transports readers to the Canadian prairie during the settlement of the western territories. The main character, a young woman named Mary Jane, faces a series of trials and tribulations while living in a harsh and hostile environment. The author skillfully paints a portrait of a strong woman who fights for the survival of her family in the middle of the endless prairie. Through dramatic circumstances, Mary Jane discovers powers she didn't know existed and becomes a symbol of endurance and motherly love. This book not only tells about the hardships of the prairie, but also highlights the theme of family values, love and solidarity. "Primary Mother" captivates the reader with its intense story and leaves an unforgettable impression.