Biographies:
* "Rose Wilder Lane: A Life" by William E. Conklin (1975): A comprehensive biography that covers her life and work, including her relationship with her mother, Laura Ingalls Wilder.
* "The Road to Oz: The Literary Odyssey of L. Frank Baum" by Michael Patrick Hearn (1991): Contains a chapter on Rose Wilder Lane's influence on Baum's writing.
* "The Girl Who Drank the Moon" by Kelly Barnhill (2017): A fantasy novel for young adults that features a character named Rose Wilder, who is loosely based on Rose Wilder Lane.
Other Books:
* "The Selected Letters of Laura Ingalls Wilder" edited by Roger Lea MacBride (1990): Includes letters between Laura Ingalls Wilder and her daughter, Rose Wilder Lane, offering insights into their relationship and creative processes.
Collections of Rose Wilder Lane's Works:
* "The Letters of Rose Wilder Lane" edited by William E. Conklin (1979): A collection of Rose Wilder Lane's letters to various individuals.
* "The Rose Wilder Lane Reader" edited by William E. Conklin (1983): A collection of essays, short stories, and other works by Rose Wilder Lane.
Note: There are also numerous scholarly articles and essays written about Rose Wilder Lane and her work.
It is important to note that "The Girl Who Drank the Moon" is a fictional work and not a biography of Rose Wilder Lane. The character in the book is named after her, but the story itself is entirely fictional.