Too Good to Be Altogether Lost DR. Sasha Sutherland down to Mobile and Fort

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Too Good to Be Altogether Lost DR. Sasha Sutherland down to Mobile and FortLaura Ingalls Wilder, author of the well known Little House series, wrote stories from her childhood because they were "too good to be altogether lost." And those stories seemed far from being lost during the remainder of her lifetime and through most of the twentieth century. They were translated into dozens of languages; generations of children read them at school; and dedicated readers made pilgrimages to the settings of the Little House books.