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sarahsbookstack 's review for:
The Other March Sisters
by Linda Epstein, Ally Malinenko, Liz Parker
reflective
slow-paced
Though I have never read Little Women (but having been a long time fan of the movie with Christian Bale) I appreciated this for what it was. So take what I say at the value of me having seen the movie and not having the book in mind.
It's nice to get other perspectives of the story I know.
Beth's story here might have made me more sad than before. She is such a sweet and loving girl that had a really bad lot given her from an illness that almost took her life.
Meg was brave at helping women with certain issues at a time when it was probably even more controversial than today.
Amy is still seen as a spoiled girl that she is portrayed as before, but I do appreciate getting to see how her vast knowledge she gains in her travels led to some growth.
It's nice to get other perspectives of the story I know.
Beth's story here might have made me more sad than before. She is such a sweet and loving girl that had a really bad lot given her from an illness that almost took her life.
Meg was brave at helping women with certain issues at a time when it was probably even more controversial than today.
Amy is still seen as a spoiled girl that she is portrayed as before, but I do appreciate getting to see how her vast knowledge she gains in her travels led to some growth.