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Price: $5.00
Publisher: Racine, WI, Whitman Publishing Co.: 1940
Seller ID: 028006
Condition: Good
edge wear to boards; previous owner's name on ffep; The third work in Louisa May Alcott's quartet of Little Women books, Little Men picks up the narrative after the end of Good Wives and follows Jo's progress in life. After her marriage to Professor Friedrich Bhaer, Jo uses the money from her inheritance from Aunt March to set up a school at Plumfield. Their latest arrival is Nat Blake, a timid orphan boy whose life so far has been spent playing the violin to make money on the streets. Nat joins the ten other children at the school - a gang made up of neglected children, orphans and also Meg's... View more info
Price: $8.00
Publisher: Chicago, The Goldsmith Publishing Company: circa 1930s
Seller ID: kb009109
Condition: Fair
250 pages; hinges cracked, gift inscription on fep (dated 1943); yellowing to pages; corners bumped, spine edges threadbare, board edges almost so; This sequel to "Eight Cousins" continues the story of orphan Rose Campbell and her friendship with her seven male cousins. View more info
Price: $1.99
Publisher: New York, Baronet Books: 1989
Seller ID: kb014606
Condition: Very Good
238 pages; edge wear; Hot-headed, literary tomboy Jo, sweet Beth, responsible Meg and spoiled but worldly Amy are the March sisters. While they may squabble amongst themselves as they grow up in the rigid confines of nineteenth-century Massachusetts society, they will also face hardship and terrible loss, united in their parents' love and their high expectations as wives, women and citizens. View more info
