In "A Wilder Rose," Susan Wittig Albert imagines the relationship between successful writer Rose Wilder Lane and her mother, Laura Ingalls Wilder of the "Little House" books. How much of the "Little House" books did Laura write, and how much did Rose contribute? Based on extensive research, the author--best known for her mysteries--provides a fresh view into the well-known children's series.
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