Always loved that show and characters. I always thought Melissa was the most dynamic child star ever! Her ability acting seemed so effortless, one felt like Walnut Grove really existed! All the characters were great for the most part! I would have thought her life was all glam! Now I feel like she could be one of the girls meeting together for breakfast weekly! Rita Jones

I really really liked this book... Couldnt out it down.

I couldn't put the book down. I would recommend this book. I found a lot in common with Melissa's feelings regarding her parents. It was nice to read about her relationship with Michael Landon. Thanks Melissa fr very good read! P Wills

LOVED this book! Thanks Melissa for your humor, especially when it comes to you---never laughed so hard as I did in the acknowledges section!

Wonderful book!!Heart-breaking, interesting, inspiring, all in one. So thankful Melissa wrote this- I enjoyed it immensely and read it during the matter of 5 days- it was so good!

I loved this book! I couldn't put it down. Watching "Little House" when it was on, and watching it in reruns I always just assumed she was Laura. Now I see her as a real person and a good writer.

Touching account of one of Americas real life sweethearts. Melissa lets you inside her world in this fascinating tale of the Little House sweet heart! Loved it!

I did not know she had made so many movies ... Actually this is a good read on who Melissa is ...

This is a fascinating view into the life of one of America's most well-known former child actors. The thing that I am left with after reading Melissa Gilberts' story is that, even with the riches and benefits of celebrity, she is first a human being no different than the least known among us. "Prairie Tale" tells her story in a real way, warts and all. I give props to Ms. Gilbert for not sugar-coating the truth about her life. She has, as we all have, had many highs and lows and she is learning from each lesson. For fans of "Little House," and even more, the person behind the persona of 'Laura Ingalls,' this book is an opportunity to learn more about a life that has kept many wanting more.

I enjoyed this book. It was a little hard to see Melissa as a real person with her own problems and shortcomings. I wish her the best. Thanks for all the Years of "Little House on the Prairie".