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  by skelly & 22 users

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Type: fiction

Status: liked

Authors: Louisa May Alcott Susan Straight

Description: From Amazon:
"The four March girls - tomboyish Jo, beautiful Meg, fragile Beth, andFrom Amazon:
"The four March girls - tomboyish Jo, beautiful Meg, fragile Beth, and romantic Amy - live in genteel poverty with their mother Marmee; their father is away in the Civil War. Despite having little money, the girls keep their spirits up with writing, gardening, homemade plays, and the occasional romp with wealthier pals. Their pal, "poor little rich boy" Laurie, joins in and becomes their adoptive brother, as the girls deal with Meg's first romance, Beth's life-threatening illness, and fears for their father's safety."

This is my favourite book by far! It's a great children's book about family and life. The March family is picture perfect....

2010-07-13

  by tomahawk82 & 22 users

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Type: fiction

Status: —

Authors: Louisa May Alcott Susan Straight

2007-07-03

  by ceruleanheavens & 22 users

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Type: fiction

Status: liked

Authors: Louisa May Alcott Susan Straight

Description: From Amazon:
"The four March girls - tomboyish Jo, beautiful Meg, fragile Beth, andFrom Amazon:
"The four March girls - tomboyish Jo, beautiful Meg, fragile Beth, and romantic Amy - live in genteel poverty with their mother Marmee; their father is away in the Civil War. Despite having little money, the girls keep their spirits up with writing, gardening, homemade plays, and the occasional romp with wealthier pals. Their pal, "poor little rich boy" Laurie, joins in and becomes their adoptive brother, as the girls deal with Meg's first romance, Beth's life-threatening illness, and fears for their father's safety."

This is my favourite book by far! It's a great children's book about family and life. The March family is picture perfect....

2007-02-04

  by eunoia & 22 users

• Current

Type: fiction

Status: favorite

Authors: Louisa May Alcott Susan Straight

Tags: classic children/ya

2006-07-24

  by anitav & 22 users

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Type: fiction

Status: —

Authors: Louisa May Alcott Susan Straight

Description: From Amazon:
"The four March girls - tomboyish Jo, beautiful Meg, fragile Beth, andFrom Amazon:
"The four March girls - tomboyish Jo, beautiful Meg, fragile Beth, and romantic Amy - live in genteel poverty with their mother Marmee; their father is away in the Civil War. Despite having little money, the girls keep their spirits up with writing, gardening, homemade plays, and the occasional romp with wealthier pals. Their pal, "poor little rich boy" Laurie, joins in and becomes their adoptive brother, as the girls deal with Meg's first romance, Beth's life-threatening illness, and fears for their father's safety."

This is my favourite book by far! It's a great children's book about family and life. The March family is picture perfect....

2006-06-28

  by death2emulation & 22 users

• Current

Type: fiction

Status: I recommend

Authors: Louisa May Alcott Susan Straight

2006-06-24

  by danamae & 22 users

• Current

Type: fiction

Status: to read

Authors: Louisa May Alcott Susan Straight

2006-03-07

  by sagittavolatili & 22 users

• Current

Type: fiction

Status: —

Authors: Louisa May Alcott Susan Straight

2005-12-15

  by lisa211 & 22 users

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Type: fiction

Status: to read

Authors: Louisa May Alcott Susan Straight

Tags: classic literature general

2005-12-07

  by tinzy & 22 users

• Current

Type: fiction

Status: favorite

Authors: Louisa May Alcott Susan Straight

Tags: women american classic alcott march

Description: From Amazon:
"The four March girls - tomboyish Jo, beautiful Meg, fragile Beth, andFrom Amazon:
"The four March girls - tomboyish Jo, beautiful Meg, fragile Beth, and romantic Amy - live in genteel poverty with their mother Marmee; their father is away in the Civil War. Despite having little money, the girls keep their spirits up with writing, gardening, homemade plays, and the occasional romp with wealthier pals. Their pal, "poor little rich boy" Laurie, joins in and becomes their adoptive brother, as the girls deal with Meg's first romance, Beth's life-threatening illness, and fears for their father's safety."

This is my favourite book by far! It's a great children's book about family and life. The March family is picture perfect....

2005-09-23