"Little House on the Prairie," a Netflix drama based on the Laura Ingalls Wilder book series, has wrapped Season 2 and added 14 new cast members.

Oct. 9 (UPI) -- Netflix's Little House on the Prairie series has wrapped production on Season 2.

The streaming service announced the news Friday, along with 14 new cast members.

Willa Dunn, Rachelle Lefevre, Charlotte Sullivan, David Wronko, Elyse Levesque, Paul Greene, Erik Athavale, Ryan Northcott, Graham Harvey, Jacinta Forest Lewitski, Lyla Porter-Follows, Martin Roach and Scott Porter join the cast of the upcoming season.

Little House on the Prairie is based on the Laura Ingalls Wilder book series, which chronicles her family's experience as pioneers living on the American frontier in the 19th century.

The returning cast includes Alice Halsey as Laura, Luke Bracey as her father Charles Ingalls, Crosby Fitzgerald as her mother Caroline and Skywalker Hughes as her older sister Mary.

Dunn will play Laura's nemesis Nellie Oleson, with Sullivan as Nellie's mother Margaret, Lefevre as schoolteacher Eva Beadle, Wronko as Thomas Perry, Levesque as Thomas' mother Emma and Greene as Thomas' father Luther.

The casting also includes Athavale as Reverend Alden, Northcott as storeowner William Oleson, Harvey as farm boy Johnny Johnson, Lewitski as farm manager Hannah Walker, Porter-Follows as widow Lena Nelson, Roach as Civil War veteran Simon Hughes and Porter as Charles Ingalls' brother Peter Ingalls.

Little House on the Prairie premiered on Netflix in July.

Wilder's books have been adapted for television several other times, including as an 1974-1983 NBC series starring Melissa Gilbert as Laura and Michael Landon as Charles.