This new series was inspired by John Scalzi’s blog, Whatever. He recently wrote a series of posts, titled A Personal History of Music, and every day of June 2022 he picked a song and described why that song was important to him. I thought that might be a fun thing to do, too. Only with books.
As you might have guessed, I’ve been reading for a long time. And, naturally, there have been books and authors that have resonated with me at different times in my life for different reasons.
First up ~ Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

I don’t remember how old I was but I’d guess eight or nine. Around Christmas, my Girl Scout troop went to Boston to see a play based on the first chapter or two of the book. I distinctly recall sitting in the dark theatre amid rows and rows of people (I think it was also my first live play), attention riveted to the stage where four poor girls made the best of the holidays. A Christmas tree glowed in a corner of the theatre. I was hooked! I needed to see what else happened to those March girls.
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