Tales of Little Women

The March sisters await their father's return.

Beth brings home a stray kitten.

The Marches take in a Confederate deserter.

Marmee helps the deserter escape.

Amy's best friend moves away.

Amy and her family spend the night on a small hill; the next morning, they return to their house only to find it burned and destroyed.

The family arrives safely in Newcord, but Aunt March fails to meet them.

The Marches move in with Aunt March.

The girls try to help out financially.

A newspaper story tells about the March family.

Jo and Aunt March take a walk together and visit the harbor.

The Marches search for a home.

Jo discovers a house for rent.

The girls meet their wealthy neighbor's grandson.

Laurie takes an interest in the March family.

Meg does not get an invitation to the Kings' party.

Jo receives a love letter from Anthony.

Jo finally meets Laurie at the party.

Jo's visit overwhelms Laurie.

Aunt March gives each girl a dollar.

The girls write to their father on Christmas.

Laurie plays the piano for Amy and Jo.

Mr. Laurence invites Beth to play his piano.

Jo shares her money with Amy and Beth.

Amy brings forbidden sweets to school.

Amy plots revenge for being left home.

Meg prepares for a ball.

Aunt March takes a vacation.

Romance flourishes at a lake party.

Amy has a nightmare about Tom.

Meg falls in love with John.

Jo wonders if her story will be published.

The girls compete to write the best letter.

Beth catches scarlet fever.

Marmee returns when Beth becomes ill.

Meg and John meet opposition to marriage.

Father's return brightens Christmas.

New plans are made as the war ends.