I absolutely loved the update on this classic story. Whether or not you've read the original, there's much to enjoy about Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy.
The March sisters love each other, although at first glance it may not seem like it. Each sister has her own unique passions and personality and sometimes that leads to conflict. The oldest, Meg is obsessed with fashion and how the other, richer half lives. Jo couldn't care less about fashion but dreams of becoming a famous author someday. Beth is known for being quiet until she gets a guitar and learns how to make her noise. Amy is an artist and a chaotic rainbow of a girl, but sometimes her exuberance can get on her sisters' nerves. With their father stationed overseas and their mother working long hours as a nurse the March girls have to stick together. They've weathered many storms, but the coming years will try them more than anything they've faced.
Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy by Rey Terciero and Bre Indigo
Erica's Picks
Grade 4 -8
Tags: comics, retellings, people of color
The March sisters love each other, although at first glance it may not seem like it. Each sister has her own unique passions and personality and sometimes that leads to conflict. The oldest, Meg is obsessed with fashion and how the other, richer half lives. Jo couldn't care less about fashion but dreams of becoming a famous author someday. Beth is known for being quiet until she gets a guitar and learns how to make her noise. Amy is an artist and a chaotic rainbow of a girl, but sometimes her exuberance can get on her sisters' nerves. With their father stationed overseas and their mother working long hours as a nurse the March girls have to stick together. They've weathered many storms, but the coming years will try them more than anything they've faced.
Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy by Rey Terciero and Bre Indigo
Erica's Picks
Grade 4 -8
Tags: comics, retellings, people of color
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