– Customer review on 07/02/2007

i do love every single character in this book, because they are not perfect martyrs, and all make their little mistakes and groan about their situations as well as being some of the dearest girls i have ever met in print (and have yet to meet in real life) highly highly recommended

– Customer review on 15/01/2007

When people ask me how I became such an avid reader, my answer is because I read Little Women in High School. This timeless classic of four sister growing up during the Civil War is my all time favorite book and I do not even know how many times I have read it. I treasure my copy of this book and it is one I could never part with.

Little Women is a coming of age story about four sisters Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, and it always amazed me how Marmee would sit back and let them learn life's lessons and always find the right words to say to each of them afterward. Family values and morals as well are hard lessons to teach but through love and understanding they all learn.

Jo is my favorite character, she is so vibrant and full of life and the chter based on Louisa May Alcott herself. My favorite movie version of this movie is the 1933 version with Katherine Hepburn as Jo, she truly captured Jo's spirit.

This story has been read by many generations and I'm sure that there will be many more generations enjoying the story of Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy for many many years to come.

– Customer review on 08/01/2007

A story of four sisters full of devotion and protection for one another, a selfless mother who adored and mentored them, a father gone off to civil war. The narrative follows the girls from adoring to wise adults with all that goes into making life between. It was noted that Alcott used her own personality traits to portray Jo, a willful, headstrong lady who was dominant in the March family and the heroine. Good mentoring and definitely a classic.

– Customer review on 08/01/2007

A story of four sisters full of devotion and protection for one another, a selfless mother who adored and mentored them, a father gone off to civil war. The narrative follows the girls from adoring adolescence to wise adults with all that goes into making life between. It was noted that Alcott used her own personality traits to portray Jo, a willful, headstrong lady who was dominant in the March family and the heroine. Good mentoring and definitely a classic

– Customer review on 20/01/2007

This book is a classic, and for good reason. The sisters are so lovable, and more importantly, relatable. It's great how not one of them is perfect, and I find qualities in each that are present in myself. It is always a pleasure to revisit Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy and relive thier little happinesses and grievences. Highly recommended