Jo's Boys (150th Anniversary Edition): Illustrated Classic Paperback – August 26, 2019

Wonderful collection! I had read "Little Women" when I was younger and I really enjoyed it, but never got the chance to read "Jo's Boys", or "Little Men". These paperback 150th Anniversary Editions by Sea Wolf are unabridged, which I love! Reading "Little Women" again, and can't wait to continue the story with the following two books!

Love reading classic books; didn’t know about this book, randomly bought and enjoyed reading it then realized never read the Little Men so went ahead got that as well.

I bought this for my great-grand-niece who has just entered her teens. Any adult being acquainted with Little Men will appreciate the merit of this book as a gift for any earliteen. As with all Alcott books, it contains a death, a romance, and much period specific detail to acquaint one to American history of the mid 1800s.

Like "Little Women" , Alcott has hit a homerun. Read "Little Women" first and get an update on the boys in "Jo's Boys." Or you can read this as an enjoyable stand alone.

This book has been very easy to read especially since the lettering is oversized. I did not know that, but I really appreciate it.

I got the entire set of four books by Louisa M Alcott for my 9 year niece who is a great reader. i had read them as a young girl and enjoyed them. My niece absolutely loved them.

Loved Little Women so much, but Jo's Boys was really hard to follow. I liked it, but it wasn't my favorite.

The book is great. Fitting end to the March family.Slow in the beginning g but it picks up midway through.

No one wrote heart-warming stories like Alcott, so this final chapters in the life of the March sisters is really enjoyable.However, it's a very unsatisfactory ending. Some characters were paid dust.I would still recommend it, just beware it's not all fun and games.

Pleased to have completed the quartet of 'Little Women' books at long last - now 74! Although today's young readers may find the writing old-fashioned, the morals remain the same and it is probably best read slightly later in life.

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A must read for Little Women's bookworms. Louisa May Alcott has done a very good job indeed.

I've read and seen the movies of Little Woman and loved it since I was young. This year I read Little Men and Jo's Boys but found them overlong and tedious in parts - all the references to classic literature lost me but I enjoyed the stories of the individual characters.