I am finally done. At 1,300+ pages of story, this book took a little over a week to read; granted, I could have been done with it sooner but games, movies, outings, and school assignments seemed to be more inviting than reading it. Just some impressions: 1. The March sisters are very bratty and ru...
Here I am, further proving there is something wrong with me. On paper (hee, hee), I should love this book. Historical fiction set around the American Civil War, one of the main protagonists wants to be a writer, really good female characters: what's not to like? And I did like it, for the first h...
Well, I can finally say I have read Little Women. I have vivid memories of this book sitting on the shelf in the elementary school library. I would know exactly where it is today if the shelving is still the same after all these years, and could find it in a minute. But I never picked it up as a gra...
I believe I first read this as a child, but it's so much part of the American cultural heritage, it's one of those books I believed I might only thought I had read before. Who doesn't know of the the March sisters whom we first meet on Christmas Eve when they range in age from twelve to sixteen? The...
I remember loving this when I was a young, impressionable little woman. Ugh, fuck that.This book is so full of contradictions that even Alcott couldn't decide on any one plot... so she decided to add them ALL. The ending sucked.
I wish I had read this when I was a boy, as it's aimed at a younger audience who have most to benefit; however, even at 36 I was able to learn a lot from the simple, innocent and absorbing story of the Marches and Laurences. The book follows four sisters living in New England: Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy,...
This is really lovely story about family. I found the sister dynamic to be heartfelt and realistic. I know that some people think that the sisters' fights were a little intense, but in my opinion that is how families fight. Sometimes you can say worse things to your siblings than you can say to your...
A fantastic book for an audio-read!The tale of four March sisters! You grow with them while you experience their lives as your own.Little Women is the classic story of the March family, which consists of Mr. and Mrs. March and their four girls–Practical, yet fashion conscious, Meg, who longs for the...
One of the books I read as a girl growing up. Who has not?My mother and I read it together several times and I did the same with my girls.It is a great mother daughter tradition, no boys allowed time!
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