In the Bookcase

6/01/2021

Tarissa's Louisa May Alcott reading challenge BOOKLIST!

Would you like to enjoy Miss Alcott's writings with me this June?


Louisa May Alcott Reading Challenge
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Sign up HERE, if you haven't yet -- and that's where you find all the details of the challenge too.


“Human minds are more full of mysteries than any written book and more changeable than the cloud shapes in the air.”

- Louisa May Alcott


Not sure what to read for the challenge?
Check out my [List of published titles by Louisa May Alcott] for some literary inspiration this June.



// My own bookstack for the challenge... //

(click through my affiliate links to buy your own copies, if you're interested in these titles too. thanks!)



Something written by Miss Alcott's own hand...

Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag, Vol. III
(by L.M. Alcott, 1873)





A Little Women-inspired story for young readers...

Amy's Story
(by Susan Beth Pfeffer, 1997)





An Alcott-inspired mystery for adult readers...

Louisa and the Country Bachelor
(by Anna Maclean, 2005)






// Join the challenge... //

Click HERE to read all the details about the challenge.

After you come up with your booklist for the challenge, write up a post (on your blog, or your favorite social media, or comment below)... and add your link on the linky tool below.

All throughout June, submit your Louisa May Alcott blog or social media posts on the linky below. ANY and ALL of your posts about Miss Alcott are welcome.

If you decide to share a favorite quote, a book review, or any other thoughts... link up and take a look at some of the other participants' posts.

Thank you for joining us!





I'm simply delighted to be spending my summer sifting through the writings of Louisa May Alcott. And I can't wait to see which books you're going to read for the challenge as well! Get your sign-up posts online NOW, link-up, and dive into those wonderful books you've chosen!


Tarissa


3 comments:

  1. I think I'm due for a Little Women trilogy reread. I read Old-Fashioned Girl last year I think, and I also want to find the list of books she references in Little Women, all the ones they quote or mention, I found a list someone had made awhile back, now I just need to find it again.

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    1. Wow, I really like idea of reading all the books referenced in LW. That would be cool!! I'm excited to check out whatever you're reading this month, Livia!

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  2. I need to check into the Aunt Jo books. I had not heard of these titles--they sound good!

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