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| Title | LC: Little Women |
| Author | Louisa May Alcott |
| ISBN-13 | 9788177586664 |
| Publication | PEARSON |
The March sisters in Little Women are separate people, each with her own way of thinking. This was perhaps unusual at the time, more than a hundred years ago. In most middle-class families the girls had to be good and obey their parents, not to show independent character. Needlework and reading were all right, but you did not find a young lady brushing a path through the snow, or throwing snow at a boy's window.
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The March sisters in Little Women are separate people, each with her own way of thinking. This was perhaps unusual at the time, more than a hundred years ago. In most middle-class families the girls had to be good and obey their parents, not to show independent character. Needlework and reading were all right, but you did not find a young lady brushing a path through the snow, or throwing snow at a boy's window.
Louisa May Alcott is the author of LC: Little Women.
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| Title | LC: Little Women |
| Author | Louisa May Alcott |
| ISBN-13 | 9788177586664 |
| Publication | PEARSON |
The March sisters in Little Women are separate people, each with her own way of thinking. This was perhaps unusual at the time, more than a hundred years ago. In most middle-class families the girls had to be good and obey their parents, not to show independent character. Needlework and reading were all right, but you did not find a young lady brushing a path through the snow, or throwing snow at a boy's window.