Good Wives
5W Louisa May Alcott. London: Ward, Lock, and Tyler, 1882.Â
Notes
Good Wives, the 1869 sequel to Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, follows the March sisters as they enter adulthood and face the joys and challenges of growing up. Meg marries John Brooke and learns the realities of domestic life, Jo pursues her writing career in New York and forms a bond with Professor Bhaer, Amy matures during her travels in Europe and eventually finds love with Laurie, and Beth’s declining health casts a gentle but profound sadness over the family. More serious and bittersweet than the first book, Good Wives explores themes of love, work, responsibility, and loss as each sister discovers her own path.
Description
Original pictorial limp card wrappers. Spine slightly creased. Nice copy.
Description
5W Louisa May Alcott. London: Ward, Lock, and Tyler, 1882.Â
Notes
Good Wives, the 1869 sequel to Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, follows the March sisters as they enter adulthood and face the joys and challenges of growing up. Meg marries John Brooke and learns the realities of domestic life, Jo pursues her writing career in New York and forms a bond with Professor Bhaer, Amy matures during her travels in Europe and eventually finds love with Laurie, and Beth’s declining health casts a gentle but profound sadness over the family. More serious and bittersweet than the first book, Good Wives explores themes of love, work, responsibility, and loss as each sister discovers her own path.
Description
Original pictorial limp card wrappers. Spine slightly creased. Nice copy.
