Little Women Advice on parenting

Little Women Advice on parentingLittle Women (1868 69), a semi autobiographical coming of age novel by Louisa May Alcott, remains one of the most beloved classics of American literature for its compelling depiction of four sisters growing up together during the Civil War era. The Norton Library edition presents the first edition text, with an introduction and endnotes by Sarah Blackwood.

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