Today's book is another Pulitzer Prize winner. The story is very interesting--it is the story of the father from "Little Women" by Louisa May Alcott. If you have read Little Women or seen the movie, the father is away at war for most of the story, and has a minimal part in the book when he returns. This book explores his life at war, the relationships he formed, the mistakes he made, and the letters he received from home. It is a great story, but if you love Little Women you may be a little hesitant to love this book. It does change your idea and impression of Mr. March. It is a fascinating sort of "parallel" to Little Women, however. Enjoy!
This book is very tame, probably a PG.
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