Jo March, now Mrs Bhaer, runs Plumfield, a school in the country, with her husband, the kind German professor, and a dozen boys. The newcomer Nat, a poor…
About the recording
Author
Louisa May Alcott
Read by
E. Moulton, Mary Anderson, Lucy Burgoyne and 3 other readers
Jo March, now Mrs Bhaer, runs Plumfield, a school in the country, with her husband, the kind German professor, and a dozen boys. The newcomer Nat, a poor street fiddler, and the wild, angry Dan learn trust there, while the others keep gardens and pets, run a little business, fight, confess and are forgiven, and the tomboy Nan shows the boys what a girl can do. Plumfield teaches by kindness and responsibility rather than by fear.
Context and significance
Louisa May Alcott published this sequel to Little Women, also in this library, in 1871. Six LibriVox volunteers read it in under ten hours.
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