A present to yourself: Louisa May Alcott’s Christmas stories

To paraphrase a famous line,
“Christmas won’t be Christmas without any stories!”
Louisa’s stories, that is.

In honor of this magical season, here are all the posts I’ve done on Louisa’s Christmas stories.

Even though work on my research has precluded reading for pleasure for now (not to say that my work isn’t immensely enjoyable),
I will definitely indulge in some Alcott Christmas stories
as a Christmas present to myself.

Here is an update that I just posted on my Lizzie book.

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“The Little Red Purse”

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“A Christmas Turkey, and How It Came”

 “A Christmas Dream and How It Came True”

“Little Robin”

“Bertie’s Box”

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7 Replies to “A present to yourself: Louisa May Alcott’s Christmas stories”

  1. Thanks for the list. I saw a new Christmas anthology at Orchard House but the stories were all included in previous compilations, which I already owned. I didn’t buy any books in Concord this year 😦 The Witch’s Curse is not out yet and the staff at Orchard House didn’t know about it. They do now! 😀

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