Coming Up....

I plan to do a reveiw on Wendy Mass's books the Birthday series, but I have not actually read the last book of the series yet. I also need to get the actual copy of the book because I only have them on my eReader, Nook Tablet. I also want to do a rewiew on The Mother-Daughter Book Club by Heather Vogel Frederick but yet agian the same dilemma. There is some good news though. In twelve days  the yearly scholatic bookfair comes to my school and will be selling the birthday series so I plan to by that. I plan on buying The Mother-Daughter Book Club, but after the last book comes out which is on the 23rd. Not only that, I also want to buy a camera so I can do video reveiws on the book and post them on You Tube. There will be a review somewhere next week about Once Upon A Toad, another Heather Vogel Frederick story.
 

Louisa May Alcott

Have you ever read these book Little Women, Little Men, or Jo’s Boys?  Well, if you have, you should at least know a little about the fabulous author of the book, and if you have not, you should read the books and still know about the writer. I’ll share all that I know about Louisa May Alcott with you. You will be surprised by how much there is to know.

          Louisa May Alcott was born on November 29, 1832 in Germantown, Pennsylvania. She grew up in Concord, Massachusetts during the Civil War. Her parents’ names were Abigail and Amos Alcott. She also had three sisters, Anna the eldest, Elizabeth and Abigail the youngest. She was taught by her father and Henry David Thoreau (famous author) and was inspired to write by her close family friends Ralph Waldo Emerson and Nathanial Hawthorne (famous authors). She took multiple jobs to help support her family.  She also spent some time of her life as a Civil War nurse. 

          Louisa May Alcott wrote several books including her most famous one Little Women. Little Women was based on Louisa’s life and family. Marmee was based on Louisa’s mother, Meg based on Anna, Louisa’s older sister, Jo is based on Louisa herself, Amy based on Louisa’s younger sister Abigail, Beth was based on Louisa’s youngest sister Elizabeth. She also wrote other classics including the sequels, Little Men and Jo’s Boys.

          Ms. Alcott spent the rest of her life in Boston, Massachusetts and most of the time writing and reading. She then sadly passed away on March 6, 1888. She is buried at Authors Ridge, Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concord, Massachusetts. But, even though she has passed doesn’t mean she is gone and will always be remembered.   

           Now you see all this wonderful women did and accomplished. I hope now that you will read her fantastic classics.

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