Little Women (Scholastic Classics)

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Summary: this story is interesting and good.

Review: This story is very interesting and good.
It talks about alot of different things, like sorrows, mishaps, love, etc.
I especcially like Jo.

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Summary: very nice book
Review: a very nice story. you can read it as many times as you want. it is always fresh.

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Summary: Good, but you have to be up to it.
Review: I really loved this book. But there were points in it when I thought "This is so girly. I am tired of hearing 'This is this, Jane' and 'Oh my!'" It was an awesome book and easy to read even at 600 pages, but there were points when I just asked "When is this ever going to end?" It is an epic and a classic and will forever hold a place in my heart (if I ddon't get sick of it)

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Summary: The girls want to be good too much
Review: Little Women is interesting and heartwarming, but sometimes it can also be annoying, because all the girls want to be good so much. I think there are a lot of girls who don't want to be good at all. I don't like it that the author takes wanting to be good for granted.

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Summary: This was one of the best books that I have ever read.
Review: I liked the way that the book delt with things that people actually went through. I can not relate to wearing a dress with a hole burnt in it to a party, but I can relate that situation to spiling something on yourself, or getting a surprise stain on your new dress while dancing. They showed the family in all living conditions. Them living in poverty being angry about not having all of the things that they wnat, and them doing good for others by giving them their Christmas breakfast. Sisters will always argue, but they learned to love each other in spite of the things that made them mad. Each of them had something that they had a passion for and they loved each others work. They all loved to read the stories that Jowrote, and tey loved to hear about all of the parties that Meg attended, and listen to the music that Beth played, and Admire the pictures that Amy drew. They were each special in their own way, and love each other even more because of it.

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Summary: I have grown up with this book. What a joy!
Review: Little Women is my all time favourite book.It is the heartwarming story of a family during the American Civil War.It describes the joys & sorrows of four girls belonging to the March family & follows their journey through life.As a child it was their personal stories that fascinated me, but as an adult I appreciate the authentic potrayal of the turbulent times that were the American Civil War.

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Summary: Your heart will warm!!!
Review: I recommend this book, Little Women for not only child but adult. This is a very heart-warming story. It is a story about 4 sisters - Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy during the Civil War. Through many experiences such as dreams, illnesses, quarrales and so on, all sisters get to go from girls to women. My favorite character is Jo. Though she was a very tomboy and quarraied with Amy so often, she ran through her dream to be a writer. I admired her intent mind. Also she had a kind heart to think about others even though sacrificd herself. Mr. March became ill during he went to the war. However Mrs. March didn^t have enough money. Then Jo cut her long beautiful hair and sold it to make money for her father. It was very hard thing for Jo but she sacrificd herself. What I was most moved i 4 sisters^ strong cooparation. Because of it, they could get through that gloomy war days. You will be surely moved it, I think.

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Summary: Excellent book!
Review: A wonderful book! One of the best and most touching I've read. The great story of Marmee, Meg, Beth, Jo, and Amy come to life in the readers head. And as the Pickwick Club would rate Meg good Jo bad Beth good Amy fair Little Women excellent

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Summary: A Powerful Story For All Time
Review: "Little Women" was one of the best books I have ever read, and I am no stanger to the literary world, not to mention Victorian-era classics such as this. Never have I read a book that better deserved the title, "classic." This is the moving story of the 4 March sisters, each strong in their own accounts and weak in others. It shows us their trials in life and leaves us with a sense of belonging to their world. I think that this book is more important now than ever, because of the strong feminist attitude expressed by the family as a whole. Though the recent film treatment of the book is probably the definitive screen treatment, it could never capture the sense of beauty that the book did, or develop the characters as well. I was only 15 when I read this book, but I consider it to be one of my all-time favorites even still. I would not recommend this book to ANYONE, but anyone with an appetite to learn and an appreciation for life in general (or lack thereof) should find this book a reminder that despite wealth, poverty, sadness, happiness, death, and all other aspects of life that may separate us, we are all human, and the one thing that keeps us us together is love. -Ben, age 16

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Summary: I loved the book.
Review: I loved the book. I thought that Louisa May Alcott did an outstanding job describing Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy. I liked the book also because it described a family in poverty, and showed the whole picture, not just the good nor just the bad. I loved the book because all four of the girls get to go from young ladies to women, and they all are allowed to marry for love, and they're not forced to marry. I cried at the part where Beth died of Scarlet Fever. But other than that sad part the rest of the book was great