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Little Women by Louisa May Alcott (1868)
The beloved story of the four March sisters — Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy — growing up during the Civil War. Jo March remains one of the most iconic heroines in American literature.
Historical Significance:
Alcott wrote Little Women at the request of her publisher Thomas Niles, who wanted "a girls' story." She was reluctant, writing in her journal: "Never liked girls or knew many, except my sisters." She based the March family closely on her own: Jo is Lo...
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The beloved story of the four March sisters — Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy — growing up during the Civil War. Jo March remains one of the most iconic heroines in American literature.
Historical Significance:
Alcott wrote Little Women at the request of her publisher Thomas Niles, who wanted "a girls' story." She was reluctant, writing in her journal: "Never liked girls or knew many, except my sisters." She based the March family closely on her own: Jo is Lo...
Read free on BoingyBooks: https://boingybooks.com/marketplace/product.php?id=50
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