Little Women

I have attempted to read Little Women at most twice. The last time I did I got through book one, I think. I can't quite remember. When I was little I would watch the movie when I was sick. (the more modern version with the same actress that was in The Crucible, Winona Ryder and Batman's Christian Bale) In seventh grade I attempted to read  it, like I said I got through book one, but one day I put it away and never finished it. I'm going to strive read it and finish it this semester. 

The March girls and their Marmee have recieved a letter from their father.  They all miss him dearly. The girls: Meg, Beth, Jo and Amy have all decided that instead of buying themselves things for Christmas they are going to buy their mother something. How lovely. 

Meg is the girly one. She's prim and propper and easily excited. Beth is the sweet one. She's always optimistic, but frightened easily. Jo is the man of the house. She's boyish and outspoken, not afraid to be who she is. Amy is prim and propper. She's a cute little girl who's too "smart" for her own good. I love the characters. They are so familiar to me. 

So far it's going well. It seems simple, but that's alright.