deafgirlhistory

9 months ago

The life continues as Jo and Fredrich Bhaer has started working with kids until one young boy, an orphan, Nat Blake, comes along at Plumfield. Over there, he has met; Demi and Daisy Brooks, Rob, Nan, Mary Ann, etc. Nat has already friends with another orphan 14 - years - old boy, Daniel Kean, whose at first was rough and lack of manners but ever since when Dan was sent away to some different place and came back talking about Dan`s new friend, Mr. Hyde. Later in the book, Demi and Daisy, the twins, got news about their father, John, but John was very sick and died, leaving Meg (Margaret March Brooks) feeling sad and lonely and the twins were sent away but came back. Next, Laurie, has visited Plumfield, which Jo has inherited from her late Aunt March, for some "show-and-tell" day at school. So many things has going on in this book but still, I loved this book so much that I would definitely recommend this book! - Happy Reading!

chanteloiscathy

a year ago

I think it's very interesting and l really love the way the way Jo Bhear stood for what she thought was fear

kittypuppy11

4 years ago

It is a wonderful book! It is a perfect read for 9-13 year olds

G

6 years ago

This book is my absolute favorite. It makes me laugh, cry and it is a wonderful addition to Little Women. It follows a group of about ten boys and two girls who go to Jo's boarding school, including Daisy and Demi Brooke (my favorite), Nat, Nan and Tommy Bangs. It's a super cute story and even better than Little Women.

thecatsmeow

8 years ago

I like Little Women, soooo...