Jo's Boys (Paperback)

from bookworm12

This book is the final one dealing with the March family. Jo and her professor started a school for boys and this is the sequel to Little Men, which chronicles the beginning of that school and the boys who attended. It takes place years after Little Women and the March women's children are now gr...

from AprilBrown

A childhood favorite re-visited.Is the story as good as I remember? - YesWhat ages would I recommend it too? - Eight and up. Length? - A couple of evening's reads. Characters? - Memorable, several characters, Again, three with almost identical names.Setting? - Late 1800's, mostly at the boy's sch...

from JennyElizabeth

In the final book of the Annals of the March family, all of the jolly lads Jo teaches grow up and go their separate ways and have adventures. I really love that Louisa gives true to life endings for her characters instead of romanticizing them. I'm not gonna lie, Dan is my favourite, I would run ...

from maiadeb

Loved being privy to the lives of the boys as they grew. Since I was the age of the boys in Little Men when I first read the book it left a lasting impression on me at the freedom young men appeared to have with the reminder that all may not be as it appears. The challenges, tribulations and vict...

from DeltaQueen50

Jo's Boys by Louisa May Alcott is the final volume in her saga about the March sisters. In this book we find all the sisters living close together, with Meg having a small home built on the grounds of Plumfield while Amy and Laurie have built themselves a mansion close by. Plumfield is no longer ...