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tree_and_leaf
Wednesday, July 18th, 2007 04:56 pm (UTC)
The heroines sound quite similar.
I only read 'The Wide Wide World' because Jo is mentioned in 'Little Women' as crying over it (and eating apples in the garret). Either the tears were sentimentality, or her literary judgement was worse than I thought....
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I only read 'The Wide Wide World' because Jo is mentioned in 'Little Women' as crying over it (and eating apples in the garret). Either the tears were sentimentality, or her literary judgement was worse than I thought....