Rebecca H. (Calfkeeper) reviewed on + 23 more book reviews
If you want to read about Melissa Gilbert's ups and downs in her love life, her struggle with alcoholism, her fight to become president of the Actor's Guild...etc; then this is an interesting read.
If you want more anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories about the beloved TV series Little House on the Prairie; skip this and read Alison Arngrim's book.
This book has little to do with the "Prairie" and much more to do with her sex life and drugs, and though I think it's an OK-enough memoir, I was disappointed. From the title I had expected to read much more of her side of the daily grind of working as a child star on the LHotP set, and how she interacted with her co-stars.
The language is raw, and seems stilted, as someone else had noted. But if you are a fan of Gilbert's, then this would be a good book to get.
If you want more anecdotes and behind-the-scenes stories about the beloved TV series Little House on the Prairie; skip this and read Alison Arngrim's book.
This book has little to do with the "Prairie" and much more to do with her sex life and drugs, and though I think it's an OK-enough memoir, I was disappointed. From the title I had expected to read much more of her side of the daily grind of working as a child star on the LHotP set, and how she interacted with her co-stars.
The language is raw, and seems stilted, as someone else had noted. But if you are a fan of Gilbert's, then this would be a good book to get.
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