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Little Women (Great Illustrated Classics)

by Lucia Monfried

Other authors: Louisa May Alcott

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Chronicles the joys and sorrows of the four March sisters as they grow into young ladies in nineteenth-century New England.
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Well, there isn't really anything that I can say about this book that many don't already know about.

I initially watched the 1994 version of this movie and really enjoyed it. I never would have thought, 19 years later, I'd be reading the book because back then, I wasn't much of a [Book] reader...Especially of the classics. I read, but not often & it was usually centered around History of some sort (usually the Civil Rights Movement or Slavery)...

So, when I went into this book, I kind of knew what to expect but didn't quite remember all the details.

These Great Illustrated Classics, I believe, are the abridged version of the books to make it easier for younger readers to read the books and understand the language...I do own another copy of it which I believe is the full version of the book. I may read that version one day..But there are so many books I want to get to, I am not sure yet, but, I did really enjoy this story...

If you want to get into reading classics and still understand much of the language, these versions of books are one way to read them & still get a good jist of what the story is about. ( )
  RamblingBookNerd | Jun 5, 2019 |
It was nice a very good book although i would of rather read the original book not an adption ( )
  Shazarah | Feb 6, 2016 |
Summary:
This book is about four sisters living with their mother in New England. Their father is away serving as a chaplain in the Civil War, and the sisters struggle to support themselves and keep their household running despite the fact that the family recently lost its fortune. In the process, they become close friends with their wealthy neighbor Theodore Laurence.As the girls grow older each faces her own personal issues and moral challenges.

Personal reaction:
I enjoyed reading this story in grade school and my favorite charcter was Beth im very shy and i can relate to her being this way too.

Classroom extension ideas:
1.The students can do abook report over this story
2. The students can also write about their favorite and character and why thei are thier favorite. ( )
  christyb2020 | Oct 27, 2014 |
Well, there isn't really anything that I can say about this book that many don't already know about.

I initially watched the 1994 version of this movie and really enjoyed it. I never would have thought, 19 years later, I'd be reading the book because back then, I wasn't much of a [Book] reader...Especially of the classics. I read, but not often & it was usually centered around History of some sort (usually the Civil Rights Movement or Slavery)...

So, when I went into this book, I kind of knew what to expect but didn't quite remember all the details.

These Great Illustrated Classics, I believe, are the abridged version of the books to make it easier for younger readers to read the books and understand the language...I do own another copy of it which I believe is the full version of the book. I may read that version one day..But there are so many books I want to get to, I am not sure yet, but, I did really enjoy this story...

If you want to get into reading classics and still understand much of the language, these versions of books are one way to read them & still get a good jist of what the story is about. ( )
  MsBridgetReads | Jul 8, 2014 |
Well, there isn't really anything that I can say about this book that many don't already know about.

I initially watched the 1994 version of this movie and really enjoyed it. I never would have thought, 19 years later, I'd be reading the book because back then, I wasn't much of a [Book] reader...Especially of the classics. I read, but not often & it was usually centered around History of some sort (usually the Civil Rights Movement or Slavery)...

So, when I went into this book, I kind of knew what to expect but didn't quite remember all the details.

These Great Illustrated Classics, I believe, are the abridged version of the books to make it easier for younger readers to read the books and understand the language...I do own another copy of it which I believe is the full version of the book. I may read that version one day..But there are so many books I want to get to, I am not sure yet, but, I did really enjoy this story...

If you want to get into reading classics and still understand much of the language, these versions of books are one way to read them & still get a good jist of what the story is about. ( )
  OBridget1 | May 4, 2014 |
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Author nameRoleType of authorWork?Status
Monfried, Luciaprimary authorall editionsconfirmed
Alcott, Louisa Maysecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
Stone, David K.Illustratorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
Studio, Pablo MarcosIllustratorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed

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The four March sisters sat around the fire knitting while they waited for their mother to come home.
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The Great Illustrated Classics are abridged versions for young readers. Please do not combine with the major work. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Il.... Please do not confuse them with the Illustrated Classics graphic novel adaptations, which are quite different. Thank you.

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