Piccole donne a New York

Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy was a perfect graphic novel. I'm familiar with Bre Indigo's art from her webcomic Jamie , and it perfectly fit the warmth and emotion of this book. I'm familiar with the story of Little Women from a coloring book I obsessively colored as a child, so to see it translated so colo Leggi tutto

This is a comics adaptation of the nineteenth century classic written by Rey Terciero and illustrated by Bre Indigo, modernized to include email exchanges and making the family blended and Jo lesbian. I just read Spider-Gwen, and there will now be a black woman Bond, so it's all good. Some of the ba Leggi tutto

I love Little Women, but I do think only really clicks with me when set during the Civil War. Modern adaptations have failed to grab me, and this one is no exception. Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy ...means well. The illustrations are pretty and bright, and changing the Marches to a biracial family was a con Leggi tutto

There are few literary families more beloved than the March family from L.M. Alcott’s classic Little Women and much of their lasting legacy is due to how relatable the characters are even centuries removed from their setting. Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy takes the familiar characters and reimagines them i Leggi tutto

4 stars I really enjoyed this retelling of Little Women! I thought the author did a wonderful job making this story modern and diverse, nothing felt forced. Everything naturally fell into place. It was nice to sit back and spend time with my little women again. I wish there was a teen version of th

"Bring it on, life. March girls can take anything you throw at us." Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy: A Graphic Novel is a retelling of the classic Little Women. The familiar plot line is captured with a fun present-day twist as it incorporates parental overseas deployment, a multiracial blended f