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4saradouglas's review against another edition
3.0
This was too cute not to buy. I really liked it, and some parts were laugh-out-loud funny, but you really need to know Little Women before you'll understand it. I wish the images inside the book were in color (or that the girls looked more dissimilar) because I at times had a hard time figuring out which daughter they were showing. It, of course, was too short and seemed too disjointed, but overall I enjoyed it.
bethtabler's review
4.0
Little Women, written by Louisa May Alcott is part of the list of American masterpieces of fiction. Generations of readers have loved the heartfelt tales of the March sisters, "talented tomboy and author-to-be Jo, tragically frail Beth, beautiful Meg, and romantic, spoiled Amy, united in their devotion to each other and their struggles to survive in New England during the Civil War."
Little Women taught many girls that they could look beyond "women's work" and follow in Louisa May Alcott's footsteps. Also, because it is so well known, it has been in print for more than 150 years and has had countless movies made about it. But, with its status of being hugely recognizable comes opportunities to twist and riff on it.
Grady Hendrix and illustrator Ryan Dunlavey (Illustrator) had a lot of fun twisting and turning Li'l Classix: Little Women and writing what many a modern reader are thinking. Laurie's name... lol. Yes, more please. Beth and scarlet fever, absolutely. Hey look, Amy is kinda a spoiled brat.
While this comic will be funny to those who haven't read the story, it is hilarious to those familiar with the source material and very much worth the 15 minutes it takes to read it. Check it out.
Little Women taught many girls that they could look beyond "women's work" and follow in Louisa May Alcott's footsteps. Also, because it is so well known, it has been in print for more than 150 years and has had countless movies made about it. But, with its status of being hugely recognizable comes opportunities to twist and riff on it.
Grady Hendrix and illustrator Ryan Dunlavey (Illustrator) had a lot of fun twisting and turning Li'l Classix: Little Women and writing what many a modern reader are thinking. Laurie's name... lol. Yes, more please. Beth and scarlet fever, absolutely. Hey look, Amy is kinda a spoiled brat.
While this comic will be funny to those who haven't read the story, it is hilarious to those familiar with the source material and very much worth the 15 minutes it takes to read it. Check it out.
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