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Summary: This is my FAVORITE book of ALL TIME!!!!!
Review: Five stars? More like infinity! I have read this book only four times-but already I know I have found my kindred spirit in this wonderful story! Lovely Meg is the eldest of the four March sisters, tomboy Jo is next. Then comes timid Beth, following is the last-but certainly not least-flirtatious Amy. I love all four sisters and have a bit of each of them in me, though most of me is Jo. I LOVE THIS BOOK AND RECOMMEND IT TO ALL!!!!!
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Summary: A story that you will never want to put down.
Review: Little Women is a story by the 4 March sisters who battle the challenges of life together. As each of them wants to persue a different goal in life the love and loyalty keeps them together. A book that is worth reading even though its so long!
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Summary: A reader from Pennsylvania April-6-1999
Review: Little Women By Louisa May Alcott is a remarkable book that every young women should read. This book takes you through the obstacles and adventures four young sisters face, it summarizes the strength and spirit that comes from a powerful bond of love. As you read the book you will feel the pain and happiness that the sisters go through. The book teaches you wonderful lessons as you read through it.
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Summary: a touching story
Review: A book of happiness and sadness, ups and down of our lives. This a light-hearted story, however Beth's death makes it a really sad story. Any one who read it once will want to read it many many times more.
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Summary: I really enjoyed this book and I recommend it to everyone.
Review: You will not believe the feeling you will get after you read this book. It leaves you surprised and amazed at what these four young ladies went through. You will feel their pain, their happiness, as well as their tears. It isn't easy when you're father is away at war, but these four strong ladies were able to manage and get through all those tough times and still try to make the best of it.
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Summary: A story about four girls who change their whole lives.
Review: A brilliant book of true lives. Of great hopes and tragedies. A story someone has to read till the end.
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Summary: Overall, a good book
Review: Little Women is a good book overall. There are enjoyable, funny, romantic and sad parts in the book, but sometimes it was too detailed and descriptive. I did like the closeness of the family shown throughout the book through good times and bad. I like how they all learn about life while they're growing up together. I would probably have to read it again to fully understand it and get all that it has to offer. I also like the richness of the characters. Jo, the tom-boy, Meg, the pretty, mature one, Beth, the sweet, shy one, and Amy the artistic, prim and proper one. They are fun characters to read about along with Laurie, Marmee, Aunt March, and others. I definatly think this is a good novel to read because it is a classic and it would be a good one to read to learn more about the time period. I just wish it wasn't so long.
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Summary: I love this book
Review: The story Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, is a wonderful and amusing story about a family, mainly four sisters learning as they grow. Together they have many good and bad experiences, but all of them they will never forget. It is perfect for young adults, especially "Little Women" who are growing up, because of the experiences it deals with. With every turn of the page, there is a new adventure to be found. The book is so brilliantly put together that you won't even want to put it down. There are new situations and lessons to be learned after each chapter. The story relates it's situations to some that actually happen in everyday life. For example, the way Amy wants to look perfect all the time, and the way Jo acts like a tomboy. Through all the obstacles in the girls' lives, they always stick together working everything out, and never giving up. This story is a perfect example of how family's should love each other and not give up on anything.
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Summary: The story you wish would last forever
Review: A timeless tale of four sisters struggling their way through life during the Civil War. I have read this book more times than I can count, and I still love it. Once I pick it up I can't put it down, lost in this seemingly fantasy world, which was actually quite true more than 100 years ago. My favorite thing about Little Women has to be the characters. Jo, the day-dreaming tomboy, Meg, pretty and proper, Beth, the quiet sweetheart, and little Amy, our artist, who always tried to grow up too fast. Then of course there's Laurie, the tall fun-loving boy-next-door, and so many other fabulous personalities (Aunt March, Fredrick Bauer, Hannah, Marmie, etc.) that I couldn't possibly name them all. This book is one that I think everyone absolutely MUST read some time in their life, for it teaches moral values that should be used by people of all ages. I also reccommend Little Men and Jo's Boys to follow it up.
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Summary: NL-S Approved Book
Review: Louisa May Alcott's book, Little Women, does a great job of showing how five women and a lot of love can make it through anything. The plot of this book is adventurous. With every new chapter, there is an exciting new thing about to happen. Every chapter has a story involving one of the characters. As one chapter comes to a close, you can't wait to see what new adventure lies ahead. The best audience for this book would be women. Since the book is about a mother and her four girls, women enjoy it immensely. Teenage girls may also enjoy this book. The girls in the story are all in their teens, so it is easy for teenage girls to relate to. If you are younger than a junior high student, I wouldn't recommend this book. Other similar books are: Little Men and Jo's Boys. In fact you can buy these books in a set of three. They are all written by Louisa May Alcott, and they follow right after the one before. If you enjoyed Little Women, I would definitely recommend reading the other two. The style of writing in these three books is very much the same. If you wanted to know more about what happens to the family after Little Women was finished, then you would definitely want to check these two out. The themes and lessons in Little Women really go straight to the heart. Every chapter has it's own little lesson to be learned. The book as a whole has a great theme. This book gives hope to many readers and brings families closer. Mrs. March along with her four girls prove they can handle anything. The family is very close and each person portrays a different personality. They stick together through the good and the bad. The bond that this family shares makes others families want the same. Through every trial that life throws as them, they stick together and prove they can handle anything.
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