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by Louisa May Alcott
About 134 pages (40,148 words)
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Imagine you are assigned to create a soundtrack for Little Women. Think about each of the four March girls, Laurie, and Marmee. Choose a song or musical composition that best reflects each character's personality, dreams, and emotional landscape. What are the songs that you choose?

Research birth-order theories and consider how the dynamics among the sisters support or refute such theories. Report on your findings.

Although modern wars have important roles for women, the Civil War was much more of a man's war. See what you can learn about women during the time of the Civil War. In what ways did.....

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