The Little Women Letters : A Novel (Paperback)

from melaniehope

I was not very impressed with this book. It was an okay read and I would give it 2.5 stars. Maybe I was not in the mood, but I found myself really rushing through the pages to get to the ending. The story is about three sisters, Lulu, Sophie and Emma. These three sisters live in London. Emma, the...

from booktwirps

Gabrielle Donnelly does a wonderful job of tying a modern-day story of sisters, to an American classic. Each of the Atwater sisters reminded me of one of the March sisters: Emma is much like Meg, Sophie like Amy and Lulu is very similar to Jo. I read Little Women as a child and again in college, ...

from 4daisies

Gabrielle Donnelly has written a superbly imagined family future for the descendents of the March sisters. No matter how much things change - they stay the same. It was creative and entertaining how the lives of the modern day sisters (great-great granddaughters of Jo March) mirrored the lives an...

from mnleona

Gabrielle Donnelly has brought the Little Women of the late 1880s into contemporary times with letters from the past. This is a book about the Atwater family and the ancestors of Fee and her daughters. The daughters, Emma, Lulu and Sophie are all different as were the March girls. The March famil...

from sunnycouger

I read Little Women so much growing up that when I saw this book it almost became a must have. It's an interesting and fun concept - a woman finding the letters of her ancestor who just so happened to be Jo March and the author is very successful with it. We have a modern day family (the Atwaters...