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Comic Tragedies

Louisa May Alcott
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Pages
160
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
SAGA Egmont

About

Louisa May Alcott's most popular novel, ´Little Women´, featured the March sisters, who were based on her own family.
In this collection of short plays, originally written by Alcott and her real sisters, Alcott adds to the world of ´Little Women´, as the plays are made to seem like they were penned by Jo and Meg from ´Little Women´ and acted out by them and other characters in the book.
The plays are not as complicated as the background, thankfully. They are short, pithy, melodramatic and feature witches, magic, murder, ghosts and farcical situations.
If you are a fan of ´Little Women´, which was recently adapted for the silver screen for the seventh time, starring Emma Watson and Timothée Chalamet, you will love this additional glimpse into the lives of the March sisters.

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Louisa May AlcottAuthor

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