"'Jo' March had always been a tomboy, from the days when she used to shock her sisters with her pranks as a little tot. Perhaps it was the tomboy in 'Aunt Jo,' as she was affectionately known, that endeared her to her boys at Plumfield. There are Jo's own two boys, Daisy and Demi, Meg's and John's children, Nat Blake, the new boy, and many others - sly, mischievous, naughty, whose adventures make one of the world's most amusing and delightful children's books."
"Follow Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy as they grow from girls to young women, and share the events in their lives that have delighted readers for over a century: Meg's first dance, Amy's punishment in school, the return of their father from the war, Jo's fury with her sisters when her precious diary is burned, the family wedding, Beth's tragic illness, and more. Their story has become one of the most popular books ever written about girls growing up."
