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[Name] Little Women
【 Author 】 Alcott
[Publisher] Baihuazhou Literature and Art Publishing House
【 Open 】 16 open
[Page] 506 pages
[Size and Weight]
ISBN number: 9787550009172
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the first part
Chapter 1 Pilgrimage
Chapter 2: Merry Christmas
Chapter 3: The Boy from the Lawrence Family
Chapter 4 Burden
Chapter 5: Good Neighbors
Chapter 6: Beth Found the Beautiful Palace
Chapter 7: Amy Passes the Valley of Humiliation
Chapter 8: Joe Meets the Demon King
Chapter 9: Meg Goes to the Prosperous World
Chapter 10 Pickwick Society and Post Office
Chapter 11 Experiment
Chapter 12: Lawrence Camping Site
Chapter 13: Towers in the Air
Chapter 14: Secrets
Chapter 15: A Telegram
Chapter 16 Letters
Chapter 17: The Loyal Bess
Chapter 18: Dark Days
Chapter 19 Amy's Will
Chapter 20: Secret Conversations
Chapter 21: Laurie played a prank, and Jo Chong acted as a mediator
Chapter 22: Fragrant Grassland
Chapter 23: Aunt March Solved the Problem
Part Two
Chapter 24 Chatting
Chapter 25: The First Wedding
Chapter 26: Attempting Art
Chapter 27 Literature Course
Chapter 28: Household Experience
Chapter 29: Overseas Visits
Chapter 30 Final Results
Chapter 31 Overseas Letters
Chapter 32: Gentle Worries
Chapter 33: Joe's Diary
Chapter 34: Friends
Chapter 35: Grief and Sorrow
Chapter 36: Beth's Secret
Chapter 37: New Feelings
Chapter 38: Abandoned Pavilion
Chapter 39 Lazy Laurie
Chapter 40: Valley of Death
Chapter 41: Learning to Forget
Chapter 42: Solitude
Chapter 43: Unexpected Joy
Chapter 44: My Husband, My Wife
Chapter 45: Daisy and Demi
Chapter 46 Under the Umbrella
Chapter 47 Harvest Season
The popular novel Little Women takes the American Civil War in the middle of the 19th century as the background, takes the author's family living in a small town in the United States as the prototype, and portrays the daily life and emotional life of the four sisters in a delicate and vivid way. It portrays such distinctive characters as Meg, Joe, Amy and Beth, and shows a warm and memorable picture of family life, reflecting the social style at that time, which is of great educational significance. The author Louisa May Alcott's writing is beautiful and fluent, with lifelike characters, scattered storylines, and vivid and touching details. After reading, one feels like "the lingering sound lingers for three days without interruption". |