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Beth's Snow Dancer (Little Women Journals)

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It was beautiful. The words have the vividness, feeling, emotion, meaning, and styl just as if they were coming from Louisa May Alcott herself. All your favorite characters: Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy, Marmee, Laurie, and Aunt March are here as well as some new ones. My favorite reference to Little Women is when Beth is contemplating over how shy she is and how her sisters have wild castles in the air for when they leave home, and she wonders why she has no wish to leave home or any dreams away from being with her family.

This was a good book. In it, 13 year old Beth tries to save a horse from being beaten and sold at auction. But it's not easy with the horse's cruel owner determined to get money off the horse.

i am a big fan of little women i have enjoyed the book and movies many times I have also read susan beth pfeffer's series about the little women when each was 10 and throughly enjoyed them!This series stood out to me and I knew i just had to get them !While they are a good read what makes them not a great read that number one they said journals and they are not in journal or diary form second to me in the illistrations for each book almost in all the books the girls look exactly alike! We also see them doing such uncharateristic things like Beth going door to door and standing up to someone who she thinks is doing wrong even though it is nice to see it is so not something Beth would do !They also have her playing the violin Beth always plays the piano I never heard of her playing the violin! The books are good if you can look past these things if you are a fan of little women but if you are you will have to be willing to look past these things and try to enjoy the stories they are not completely bad