Little Men (Signet Classics)47 reviews Louisa May Alcott Signet Classics, 1986 My favorite Alcott novel... Mention the name Louisa May Alcott, and most people will instantly think of "Little Women." But in my mind, the less often discussed "Little Men" is just as great, if not better. The story picks up shortly after the conclusion of "Little Women," with Jo and Frederick Bhaer running a school at ...             The Secret of Sarah Revere37 reviews Ann Rinaldi Gulliver Books Paperbacks, 2003 book review for language 5th period + Another great period piece about the American Revolution period + Entertaining historical fiction Book Title:The Secret Of Sarah Revere Author:Ann Rinaldi Genre:Nonfiction Three sentence summary:A war was going on and a man 7 miles away just sitting outside a castle. Days after that war a women named Rachel recieved a note about her meeting her brother but he never showed up. A year ...             Time Enough for Drums133 reviews Ann Rinaldi Laurel Leaf, 2000 Great Book + Time Enough For Drums + Another of my Favorites!!!! + Time Enough For A Good Read + Time Enough For A Good Read             Under the Lilacs: From the Original Publisher4 reviews Louisa May Alcott Little, Brown Young Readers, 1996 A Beautiful book + A real classic + Juvenile yet complex + A reader..........................             Lost in a Good Book (A Thursday Next Novel)104 reviews Jasper Fforde Penguin Books, 2004 Loved getting Lost + Sometimes Nothing is as it Appears, Or is Supposed To + Lost plotlines + I was lost in this good book             Little Women (Unabridged Classics)9 reviews Louisa May Alcott Sterling, 2004 A Favorite + I LIKE IT This is one of my favorite books. I am an avid reader, and there are some books which I have read more than once, but when I think about them years - or even months - later, I cannot for the life of me remember some of the main charactors' names. It is not so with this book. I could not forget it, ...             Louisa May Alcott Unmasked: Collected Thrillers1 review Louisa May Alcott Northeastern, 1995 Incredible This is an absolutely breathtaking collection of twenty-nine thrillers from Louisa May Alcott. Each story that I read kept me up until the wee hours of the morning because they were so good! And after I was done reading them, I was still thinking about them for days on end. Powerful women, ...             An Old-Fashioned Girl (Puffin Classics)47 reviews Louisa May Alcott Puffin, 1996 Simple Good Clean fun + Every Girl Should Read This Wonderful Book + An Old Fashioned (and really good) Story! + A Good Read             Behind a Mask: The Unknown Thrillers Of Louisa May Alcott4 reviews Louisa May Alcott Harper Perennial, 1997 Characters hardly "Little Women" + Deffinately no Little Women... but better + Remeber Jo's "naughty stories?" + Enthralling!             Civil War Hospital Sketches (Dover Evergreen Classics)1 review Louisa May Alcott Dover Publications, 2006 Civil War Hospital Sketches This book was short and gave some insight, but was a little disappointing since I had just finished reading Civil War Nurse: The Diary and Letters of Hannah Ropes. Both Louisa May Alcott and Hannah Ropes were assigned to the same hospital. Hannah Ropes' book is more in depth with the day-to-day ...             Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone (Book 1)5424 reviews J.K. Rowling Scholastic Press, 1998 First step in a long, exciting journey... + Impossible to not enjoy. + A Late Bloomer.... + Excellent!             Invincible Louisa: The Story of the Author of Little Women6 reviews Cornelia Meigs Little, Brown Young Readers, 1995 A Classic + Still a Classic 33 Years Later! I think that Invincible Louisa is a wonderful, well written book. No offence meant to the other reviewers of this book, but I think that Invincible Louisa did not drag along slowly at all. It is a wonderful book for 11, 12, and 13 year olds, or 10 year olds who are advanced in reading. However, ...             A Long Fatal Love Chase59 reviews Louisa May Alcott Dell, 1997 This Fatal Love Chase Should be a Classic (A+ Grade) + The Best of Louisa May Alcott! + A Nineteenth Century Thriller + I don't own this book             The Eyre Affair: A Thursday Next Novel345 reviews Jasper Fforde Penguin (Non-Classics), 2003 Fantastic Series + Interesting concept + This book has everything + A Pythonesque trip through English lit + Unique and Amusing             Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Book 6)3587 reviews J. K. Rowling Scholastic, Inc., 2005 Might be my new favorite HP book! + Brilliant and Very CRUEL! + A revealing look into the past... I absolutely love this book. It is incredible. I read it the first time and thought it was good, but the second time was amazing. I am really looking forward to the movie!!!!!!!!!!!!             Eight Cousins (Puffin Classics)41 reviews Louisa May Alcott Puffin, 1995 Good for Young Readers + Priceless! + 7 boys and 1 girl...6 aunts and an uncle... + A Classic In Its Own Right!             Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Book 5)5870 reviews J. K. Rowling Scholastic, 2003 J.K. Rowling Rocks!!! + Harry experiences the darkness in the world first hand + One of my favorites in the whole series. + Things Get Serious + Five good books in a row.             The Last Silk Dress123 reviews Ann Rinaldi Laurel Leaf, 1999 Girl In Tragic Times, Wonderful + Great Book! + One of the Best Ann Rinaldi Books I have read + The Last Silk Dress + The Last Silk Dress             Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Book 4)5174 reviews J.K. Rowling Scholastic Press, 2000 An amazing novel + Pure Epic-ness! + Best H.P. Book! Without a doubt this is my favorite novel of the series so far. The action in this novel was intense and I finished the novel in a couple of days. JK Rowling always does a great job of mixing foreshadowing and mystery. With each novel, I have begun to realize that nothing is as it seems. I ...             Rose in Bloom (Puffin Classics)31 reviews Louisa May Alcott Puffin, 1995 It Only Gets Better + "To other roses getting ready to bloom." + Better than I expected! If Eight Couisins was great, Rose In Bloom is classic! I left the child-hood friends in great anticipation of meeting them again as adults. At the same time, however, I felt an ominous sense of foreboding. . . Would Charlie and Mac ruin their friendship in vieing for their sweet cousin's hand? I ...