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The Quiet Little Woman A Christmas Story Author: In the 1870s Louisa May Alcott made friends with five earnest fans of her best-selling Little Women. The young Lukens girls wrote to Miss Alcott telling her that they were inspired by her books. Soon the Lukens girls received a very special gift -- a Christmas story from Miss Alcott about a lonely orphan girl who finds a family to love her. Also... more »
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Three short, wonderful tales by a great author. I really enjoyed reading this.
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Heartwarming tale of a quiet little girl who so desperately wants to be adopted.
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Delightful stories - they flow beautifully. Three stories in the book. easy to read one by one. Would make wonderful family reading. All involve a young girl as the main character in the story.
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Back of Book Says: In the 1870s Louisa May Alcott made friends with five earnest fans of her bes=selling Little Women The younk Lukens girls wrote to Miss Alcott telling her that they were inspried by her books. Soon the Lukens girls recived a very special gift - a Christmas story from Miss Alcott about a lonely orphan girl who finds a family to love her. Also included are a story about Tilly, a poor girl, who has a wonderful Christmas with a robin who needs her care; and, one about Rosa, a horse, who tells her history to a girl who has befriended her.
I Say: Typical Alcott and delightful. Written in the 1800s and still very relevant for today.
I Say: Typical Alcott and delightful. Written in the 1800s and still very relevant for today.
My daughter loved this story.
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