Little Men & Little Women Part 1 by Louisa M. Alcott. Later Eds. Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1875-6. Both books in fair condition. Little Women part 1 pages 81-112 detached from the book. Little Men's front free-endpaper is detached and is inscribed in pen.

"Little Men" is a sequel to her novel "Little Women". The novel follows the life of Jo March, who is now married to Professor Friedrich Bhaer and running a school for boys at their home, Plumfield. The story focuses on the lives of the boys who attend the school and their daily experiences, such as dealing with bullying, developing friendships, and learning important life lessons. The novel also explores the themes of family, education, and personal growth, and highlights the importance of kindness, hard work, and individuality. Throughout the novel, Jo balances her role as a wife and mother with her passion for education and her love for the boys at Plumfield.

"Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott is a classic novel that follows the lives of the March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy, as they grow up in 19th-century New England during the Civil War. The novel focuses on their individual personalities and the challenges they face as they mature, while also exploring themes of love, friendship, and family. The first part of the novel introduces the March family and their struggles during the holiday season. The girls are taught the importance of charity and giving, and Jo, the second eldest, begins to discover her passion for writing. Through their experiences, the sisters learn important life lessons that shape them into the women they become.

Both books in fair condition. Little Women part 1 pages 81-112 detached from the book. Little Men's front free-endpaper is detached and is inscribed in pen.

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