273 pages
English language
Published Aug. 4, 1999 by Tyndale House Publishers.
Follows the adventures of Jo March and her husband, Professor Bhaer, as they try to make their school for boys a happy, comfortable, and stimulating place.
A series of cloyingly moralistic tales from Jo's school of wayward boys, where love & kindness are all that's needed to create fine upstanding gentlemen.
A series of cloyingly moralistic tales from Jo's school of wayward boys, where love & kindness are all that's needed to create fine upstanding gentlemen.
I really enjoyed this book. It was good to see Jo as a mature adult, withwht losing her personality that she'd had in "Little Women."
While I did like most of the boys, I feel that Alcott could've paid a bit more attention to a couple more of the boys. It was obvious who her favorites were in the story. I was also glad to see that one of the girls in the book was sort of a rambunxious tom boy like Jo was.
I'm rather curious to see how the third and last book in the March family saga ends up.
I really enjoyed this book. It was good to see Jo as a mature adult, withwht losing her personality that she'd had in "Little Women."
While I did like most of the boys, I feel that Alcott could've paid a bit more attention to a couple more of the boys. It was obvious who her favorites were in the story. I was also glad to see that one of the girls in the book was sort of a rambunxious tom boy like Jo was.
I'm rather curious to see how the third and last book in the March family saga ends up.
