1886-1968

A graphic novel biography of feminist founder of Libertarianism and an alleged cowriter of the "Little House on the Prairie" series, Rose Wilder Lane.

Describes how Lena Blackburne's Baseball Rubbing Mud went from a riverbank to the major leagues and all the way to the Hall of Fame.

When Rose Wilder and her parents arrive in Missouri, they must work hard to make a rundown farm into their own home.

After moving from South Dakota, Rose Wilder eventually makes friends, proves herself to be the best speller in her class, and copes with a difficult teacher at her new Missouri school.

The story of Lena Blackburne and his Baseball Rubbing Mud, which major league teams (and many other teams) use to take the shine off brand-new baseballs.

Intimate account of the life of Rose Wilder Lane who was a writer, political theorist, and daughter of the famous author Laura Ingalls Wilder.

When Rose Wilder and her parents arrive in Missouri, they must work hard to make a rundown farm into their own home.

Rose meets a girl named Alva, a neighbor at her Missouri farm, and together they explore the hills, pick pokeweed, explore a cave, and have other adventures in the Ozark Mountains.

Rose, the eight-year-old daughter of Laura Ingalls Wilder, has adventures in the Ozark Mountains of Missouri with her neighbor Swiney Baird.