For me, one of those books is Louisa May Alcott’s beloved tale of four sisters growing up in genteel poverty in 1860s New England, “Little Women ... them graces the cover of the Penguin ...

To prepare for the newest Little Women, I reread Alcott's novel ... refuses to give up the copyright of her book. Alcott wrote two sequels to her original novel, Little Men and Jo's Boys.

In 1868, “Little Women” was a radical book. Spotlighting the independent ... the film trades Alcott’s original radicalism for an Austenian marriage-drama without any of the subtlety or ...