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The Way I See It: A Look Back at My Life on Little House | Melissa Anderson

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Little House on the Prairie-set in the 1870s but very much of the 1970s-comes to life in the pages of this intimate memoir. Melissa Anderson, who played Mary Ingalls on the show, tells her side of the story for the first time.

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The Way I See It: A Look Back at My Life on Little House | Melissa Anderson

pan

My policy is never to pan a memoir/autobiography, but this is just a synopsis of select Little House episodes. #WTH I loved Alison Arngrim‘s book, and was motivated to read books by other actors is the series. I probably should have bailed 😶1/5🦨s

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Confessions of a Prairie Bitch: How I Survived Nellie Oleson and Learned to Love Being Hated

rubyslippersreads The skunks convey your opinion perfectly. 😂 4y

Wife @rubyslippersreads yup 🦨💨 4y

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The Way I See It: A Look Back at My Life on Little House | Melissa Anderson

so-so

Disappointing. The preview reads "telling from her side for the first time." The trouble is, she pretty much just retells entire episodes of the show without adding very much personal detail. It's just VERY dull.

SassyCat75 I liked it, but I enjoyed Alison Arngrim's book better. Also Melissa Gilbert's book was better too. 8y

royallyregan93 I totally agree. It wasn‘t super personal. She pretty much just summarizes some of the episodes. I wanted some back story and there wasn‘t much of it from her point of view. Also, I listened to Alison Arngrim‘s book via audiobook and she narrates it and it is such an amazing experience. She does voices and is so expressive!! (edited) 6y

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