Sample Sentences forLittle Women (editor-reviewed)
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Little Women is a semi-autobiographical novel.Little Women = widely read Louisa May Alcott novel of four sisters growing up (1868-1869)
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When encouraged to write a girls' book which became Little Women, Alcott was relucent. She confided to a friend, "I could not write a girls' story knowing little about any but my own sisters and always preferring boys."
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And all four had tears running down their cheeks when Beth died in Little Women. (source)Little Women = widely read Louisa May Alcott novel of four sisters with numerous film adaptations (1868-1869)
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And Little Men was there, but not Little Women or Jo's Boys. (source)
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I wonder if I slept with a peg on my nose, like Amy in Little Women, if it would make it smaller? (source)
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"I feel like Jo March!" and I'd known exactly what she meant, because she'd forced me to read Little Women weeks earlier, even though it was a girl's book. (source)
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When Matt called her Jo, it reminded her of Little Women, and although she was pretty sure Matt had never read the Alcott novel, secretly she was pleased to be associated with a character so strong and sure of herself. (source)Little Women = widely read Louisa May Alcott novel of four sisters with numerous film adaptations (1868-1869)
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"Little Women" (twice), "The Common Law," (source)
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"Little Women," and "Heidi," a beautiful little story which I afterward read in German. (source)
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She told them the plot of Little Women in ten minutes, a miracle of compression, especially since her book report had been seven typed pages. (source)
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I loved "Little Women" because it gave me a sense of kinship with girls and boys who could see and hear. (source)
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Then, in the same note: "Butterfly is the most irresistibly appealing of Puccini's 'Little Women.'"
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Little Women = different "Little Women" than often referenced from Louisa May Alcott's famous novel by that name
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