Louisa May's Battle

How the Civil War Led to Little Women

By Kathleen Krull Illustrator Carlyn Becci

Louisa May's Battle

How the Civil War Led to Little Women

By Kathleen Krull Illustrator Carlyn Becci

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Before publishing the novel "Little Women," Louisa May Alcott nursed soldiers during the Civil War. Her stories received criticism until real-life experience helped her to develop a writing style that readers enjoyed.

This is an insightful account of how Alcott's experiences as a nurse during the Civil War - writing letters for soldiers, tending their wounds, and penning her own diary - helped establish her as a writer.

Product Details

Item #:LP560735
ISBN13:9780545607353
Format:Paperback Book
Pages:48
Trim Size:8-¹⁄₂x 11
Theme:Writing,
Cause and Effect
Genre:Biography and Autobiography
Subject:Creativity and Imagination,
Creative Writing,
Journal Writing,
Letter Writing,
Discovery and Learning,
Civil War Period and Reconstruction
Grades:4 - 7
Lexile® Measure:1040L
Reading Level:S
DRA Level:40 - 50
Language:English

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