Little Women [adapted - Greenwood]

by Louisa May Alcott, Barbara Greenwood (Adaptor)

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In 1868 Louisa May Alcott began to write a novel based on her own childhood, in the hope of settling some of her father's mounting debts. 'Little Women' is a sensitive portrayal of the lives of four young sisters growing up during the American Civil War.

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Alcott, Louisa May	Author	primary author	all editions	confirmed
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In 1868 Louisa May Alcott began to write a novel based on her own childhood, in the hope of settling some of her father's mounting debts. 'Little Women' is a sensitive portrayal of the lives of four young sisters growing up during the American Civil War.

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