“Rioux offers enough detail to entertain and inform without overwhelming the reader. And all the women-and men-who haven’t read the novel will race to it after reading Rioux.” - Ann Hood, Author of Morningstar: Growing Up with Books and The Book That Matters Most Every fan of LITTLE WOMEN will delight in reading this. Reading Anne Boyd Rioux’s engaging MEG JO BETH AMY: The story of LITTLE WOMEN and why it matters, has made me pick up the book yet again with renewed insight and inspiration. In subsequent readings over the years, my love for the novel has only grown and deepened. I started to call my mother Marmee and to force my younger cousins to perform in plays that I wrote. “I first read LITTLE WOMEN in 1963, when I was seven years old.
the only companion to understanding the novel that most readers are every likely to need.”– John Matteson, Pulitzer-Prize-winning author of Eden’s Outcasts: The Story of Louisa May Alcott and Her Father
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