Good Wives

De: Louisa May Alcott

Narrado por: Lorelei King

Good Wives continues the story of the Little Women, the March sisters Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, as they approach womanhood. Meg longs to begin her new life with John Brook, though they can never be rich; Jo returns to devote herself to literature, and to Beth, whose illness has left her weak but whose serenity shines through the household; and Amy has gone to Aunt March, bribed with the offer of drawing lessons. Laurie remains irrepressible, with his high spirits and sense of fun, though his pursuit of Jo’s affections seems unlikely to succeed…

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What a lovely story. I would have loved to have listened to this. The only problem was that the narration was in a rather soft voice, and the characters voices were very loud. Where are the sound engineers on these? Incredibly jarring. You could either turn it down to not hear the loud character voices and then not be able to hear the narrator, or, you could turn it up to hear the narrator and have the character voices be far too loud. Oh well.

Sisters❣️ Love❣️ And, finding purpose❣️

Follow four sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March, as they navigate domesticity, work, and true love.

The family, headed by their beloved mother Marmee, must struggle to make ends meet. Their father is away, in the war. And, their neighbors, the wealthy Mr. Laurence, and his high-spirited, down-to-earth grandson Laurie become like family, always a blessing.

As the sisters go from childhood to womenhood, they conclude that virtue and love are better than wealth.

Amy Curtus March's marriage to Theodore Lawrence,and His and Amy's daughter Elizabeth's golden curls and gifts.

Amy Curtus March's marriage to Theodore Lawrence,and His and Amy's daughter Elizabeth's golden curls and gifts.

A classic .

Captivating. Wholesome but not stodgy. Kept my interest and filled in many narratives from “Little Women.”

Good Wives

The overall sorry is interesting. I find the upper-class pompousness a bit trying. The narration was well done. Worth the read.