You can think of "Little Women " here and Jo's haircut.
In the illustrations for "Little Women ," Jo is going to a male barber.
young women who read Little Women loved the character of Jo, most people always say Jo was their most favorite because she was a tomboy, she wanted to be a writer, she was
fame and the money that having published Little Women brought her, but she grew to feel more conflicted about it because Little Women was a story written for young women, and it
and that is the development of little women 's funds here and there around the world and there are many women's funds
she sort of came to feel more conflicted about having written Little Women , and the fame and the attention.
one book, The Little Women that we know is actual, was two separate books.
of 1855; she wrote Little Women in 1868, so this was long before she's had any success as a writer.
she became a famous writer -- so we know she's most famous for writing Little Women . How many of you have read or the movie or knows the story of little women .
She was about 35 years old when she wrote Little Women , so she had had a long road leading up to that point of wanting to be a writer, wanting to
He was the son of a wealthy family and became a friend of the March sisters in the story of Little Women and especially a friend of Jo.
is a difficult time for the March family because they um are poor and the the head of their household is away and so they really have to become little women , as the title says
Little Women is autobiographical in that her childhood was very much like the March sisters and actually much more difficult
Um, she sort of put a rose-colored view on, on what their life was like in little women .
So, she felt that Little Women sort of pidgeon-holed her in her writing.
So, when I was reading about her life because I was alway a Little Women fan and then I started to read about her biography I was very intrigued by that
And then um, I was thinking about what um, the character of Laurie from Little Women and I don't know how well you know the story
but Laurie is Teddy Lawrence, the boy, a lot of people that don't know the, Little Women , they think it's a girl.
And um, Louisa May Alcott got, because she wrote Little Women in two parts, so um, the first part ended with this sort of cliff
So I was thinking about the burning of the letters and journals and I was also thinking about Laurie, because in Little Women , all the sisters correspond to Louisa's real sisters,
We know she wrote Little Women , that's what most people know.