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louisa may alcott
Henry James called her "the Thackeray, the Trollope, of the nursery and the schoolroom"
Trivia about louisa may alcott
This writer was born in Germantown, Penn. on Nov. 29, 1832, the second of 4 daughters
Professor Bhaer in her book "Little Women" was partly based on Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Eight Cousins" is a later work by this author who wrote about four "Little Women"
During the war this "Little Women" author served as a nurse for the Union
This "Little Women" author was inducted into the National Women's Hall of Fame in 1996
Jill, the tomboyish heroine of her story "Jack And Jill", has been compared to her famous character Jo March
Under the name of A.M. Barnard, this "Little Women" author published Gothic tales like "The Abbot's Ghost"
She's interred in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concord, Mass. near her sisters, who were models for Beth & Meg
"Little Women" Jo & Meg March also appear in this author's "Little Men"
She followed up "Little Women" with "An Old-Fashioned Girl" & "Aunt Jo's Scrap Bag"
Recent news of "The Inheritance", an unpublished novel by this "Little Women" author, had film studios buzzing
Transcendentalist philosopher Bronson Alcott was the father of this famous authoress
Her home Orchard House was the model for whre the March family lived in her most famous novel
Sadly, she died in Boston in 1888, just 2 days after her transcendentalist father Bronson
The success of "Little Women" prompted her to write in her journal, "paid up all the debts, thank the lord!"
Little men & women might enjoy reading her other children's books, including "An Old-Fashioned Girl"
This author of "Little Women" received much of her education from her father, Bronson
She wrote "Jo's Boys" in 1886, a second sequel to her 1860s novel
In 1873 she wrote "Transcendental Wild Oats", a sketch of her father Bronson's failed utopia
A volunteer nurse for the union, this little woman published her wartime letters in 1863's "Hospital Sketches"
Her first novel, "Moods", was published in 1864
Buried at the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concord, Mass., she died 2 days after her father, Bronson
This "Little Women" author was born in Germantown, Pennsylvania in 1832 but grew up in Massachusetts