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A review by marshmallowbooks
Beth and Amy by Virginia Kantra
3.0
After reading Meg & Jo, I was very happy to find out there is also a Beth & Amy to round out the March sisters’ modern-day story.
It’s a few years after the other book, and we’re now following Beth and Amy through their contemporary situations … and situation-ships.
Marmee also has just a few chapters dedicated to her perspective (which was not an element in Meg & Jo).
I will say that I fell more into the story lines in the book about Meg & Jo, but it’s the March sisters, and you certainly can’t read one book without the other. This second book was a satisfying companion.
It’s a few years after the other book, and we’re now following Beth and Amy through their contemporary situations … and situation-ships.
Marmee also has just a few chapters dedicated to her perspective (which was not an element in Meg & Jo).
I will say that I fell more into the story lines in the book about Meg & Jo, but it’s the March sisters, and you certainly can’t read one book without the other. This second book was a satisfying companion.