Little Women Part two: In this class, students learn how the March family is changing and developing into fine young ladies. They will also compare how the sisters have changed.

You do not have to take the first Little women class to take this class.

Week 1: Little Women: Does that title still have value in the world today? Was Part 2 of the book published after Part 1 or at the same time?
Homework: Read chapters 1-4 (Chapters 24-27) How are the girls changing and who is your favorite character

Week 2: Review the homework. Does the first wedding impact the other sisters' lives? We will also look at clothes from this time period.
Homework: Read Chapters 5-8 (Chapters 28-31)

Week 3: Review the homework. Has the March family and their relationships with others developed more? We will learn to write our own Pickwick Papers.
Homework: Read Chapters 9-12 (Chapters 32-35) and write two articles for your own Pickwick Paper.

Week 4: Review the homework. Has Jo's writing improved? Could Louisa have written more about the feelings that the family was going through because of Beth's death? Do you think this would be helpful to the reader?
Homework: Read Chapters 13-16 (Chapters 36-39)

Week 5: Review the homework. We will discuss Lawrence's character and how it has changed from Part 1 and is different in Part 2.
Homework: Read Chapters 17-20 (Chapters 40-43)

Week 6: Review the homework. What are the values that the sisters have learned in Part 1 and Part 2 of this book?
Homework: Read Chapters 21-24 (Chapters 44-47)

Week 7: Review the homework. Do you like Part 2 as much as Part 1, and why? Can this book still impact young women today?

*This can be done as a private group for a group of students.
* Subject to change.