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Title: Not the Best Copy of a Beautiful Story
Review: "Take care my skirt don't trip you up...""Don't Meg pull fair?""Oh, yes she tries to but she don't love Bethy as I do..."If you're looking for a copy of Little Women with lots of colorful illustrations don't buy this copy there are none.If you're looking for a copy with extra information about the author don't buy this one there's only a very short paragraph at the end about Louisa May Alcott that comes after the 15 "book discussion" type questions that are not very useful to an independant reader.I was not impressed with the wording of this Sterling Publishing edition of this beloved children's classic. I've read other editions of Little Women and don't remember the word don't being used so poorly throughout the novel as it was in this edition. Are these the original words of Louisa May Alcott or don't people know how to use proper English back in the 1860's?
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