Little Women; or, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy
Four sisters keep house through a New England winter with their father away at war: Meg who remembers being well off, Jo who means to be a writer, Beth at the piano, and Amy with opinions about her nose. Alcott wrote them talking over and around each other — at the theatricals, in the post-office box in the hedge, across Camp Laurence — and a cast of separate voices is exactly what the March family parlor wants. Both parts, girlhood through Harvest Time.
Chapters
47 files · 17 hr 28 min totalThis recording
- Runtime
- 17 hr 28 min
- Chapters
- 47
- Source
- Gutenberg #37106
- Voices
- Synthetic, cast per character
- Format
- MP3, one file per chapter
- Whole book
- One M4B file with chapter markers (551 MB)
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