#Louisa May Alcott

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Fans of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women love to sympathize with Jo March and hate her little sister, Amy. In defense of Amy March, this writer explains why we all may be more like Amy than we care to admit.

Bookish goodies for your literary life.

A reading list for fans of Greta Gerwig's directorial debut.

“Good books, like good friends, are few and chosen; the more select, the more enjoyable.”

Does Beth die in Little Women? Depends on which book you buy.

Every LITTLE WOMEN adaptation that comes out, I wonder whether this time I'll watch it. And while I've stopped being an adaptation snob, this is still NOPE.

What are some of your favorite bookish movies, adaptations or not?

Upon re-reading Little Women, one reader realizes Laurie is a textbook Nice Guy (with textual evidence!)

I should probably have titled this “10 Folio Society Classics to Give to Your Children This Christmas That You Will Want ...

The One in Which a Rioter Finds a Kindred Spirit in Friends' Rachel Green.

Little Women, The Mortal Instruments, Romeo and Juliet, and The Girl With All The Gifts will all be getting new adaptations made into film and television.

It’s Thanksgiving week in the U.S., meaning that people are coming together with their families to celebrate the things they’re ...

Local libraries help gardens grow by lending seeds, and the books to grow them by.

Here's a collection of classic novels that would make awesome, counterintuitive video games, from Mrs. Dalloway to O! Pioneers.