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• A New Release Shines a Light on the Matriarch of “Little Women,” Marmee March

  By Susan Bailey| BookTrib Verified Most Little Women fans know that Louisa May Alcott based the Marches on her own family. But just how autobiographical is this classic coming-of-age story of four sisters during the Civil War? Sarah Miller, the author of Marmee, A Novel of Little Women (William Morrow), believes that because Alcott wrote Little Women for children, she deliberately omitted some of the depth and nuance of her family members.

  By Susan Bailey · BookTrib

  Oct. 25, 2022

• Two Renowned Writers of the 19th Century Correspond in This Historical Reimagining

  By Susan Bailey| BookTrib Verified Two 19th-century writers lived just 74 miles from each other. One is the renowned author of Little Women, the other, one of America’s foremost poets. Emily Dickinson would undoubtedly have heard of Louisa May Alcott, yet there is no historical record of the two ever meeting or corresponding despite their proximity. Had they met, would they have become friends? What would they have discussed? These two brilliant spinsters already had something vital in common as writers.

  By Susan Bailey · BookTrib

  May. 09, 2022

• A New Release Shines a Light on the Matriarch of “Little Women,” Marmee March

  By Susan Bailey| BookTrib Verified Most Little Women fans know that Louisa May Alcott based the Marches on her own family. But just how autobiographical is this classic coming-of-age story of four sisters during the Civil War? Sarah Miller, the author of Marmee, A Novel of Little Women (William Morrow), believes that because Alcott wrote Little Women for children, she deliberately omitted some of the depth and nuance of her family members.

  By Susan Bailey · BookTrib

  Oct. 25, 2022

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