from tjsjohanna

There's a reason this book is so beloved - the March's are that ideal family. Love is not perfect, but it endures. Each of the girls (and their parents, for that matter) have flaws and shortcomings, but there is a continual striving to be better and to look to the ideal. This is not a modern nove...

from wenzowsa

As one ages, one's perspective on this book changes. I, myself, enjoyed Beth, the good, kind, and patient sister, the most when I was a child. Her death always made me sob uncontrollably. Oh tragedy! Now that I'm older, about a good twenty years older than when I first read this book, I've discov...

from justabookreader

I'm not going to call this a review because it's not. If you want to read more about the book, google it. I thought I'd take the opportunity to talk about what I thought of it on this go around instead. When I picked this up, I was in a slight reading slump and thought a beloved book from my chil...

from justabookreader

I'm not going to call this a review because it's not. If you want to read more about the book, google it. I thought I'd take the opportunity to talk about what I thought of it on this go around instead. When I picked this up, I was in a slight reading slump and thought a beloved book from my chil...

from classyhomemaker

2019 review: I enjoyed this wonderful story again earlier this month. It's fun to reread something like this over the years because, as I grow, the story changes for me. I've spent the last five years thoroughly studying the Victorian era so it's been fun to see Little Women in a new light. I was...