Hi there. Just a little request: Louisa May Alcott's "Eight Cousins." Because I know that "Rose in Bloom" is already on the site, and since Alcott is my favorite author, I want to read as many of her novels as I can... but I feel weird reading the sequel before reading the original oneThanks!
Carla.
you know where a good place to start is if you want to read someone's novels? anyone? anyone at all? oh yes you in the back? THE MOTHER****ING LIBRARY! what a great answer Jimmy, A+
"Durito says there lies a difference between the Zapatistas and the rest of human beings:where everyone sees an apple, the Zapatista sees a seed, goes and prepares the land, sows the seed and cares for it."
Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos
From a dawn in the 21st century
do you feel wierd reading full length novels on the internet? i would...
"Durito says there lies a difference between the Zapatistas and the rest of human beings:where everyone sees an apple, the Zapatista sees a seed, goes and prepares the land, sows the seed and cares for it."
Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos
From a dawn in the 21st century
Lol, yes, it's pretty weirdit's just that, where I'm from, it's really hard to find her novels... only Little Women. Not even in libraries
so you could say if I don't find them on the net, then I wouldn't have the slightest hope to ever read them at all...
Carla.
yeah i guess it might be harder in Panama...sorry if i came off like an *******
"Durito says there lies a difference between the Zapatistas and the rest of human beings:where everyone sees an apple, the Zapatista sees a seed, goes and prepares the land, sows the seed and cares for it."
Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos
From a dawn in the 21st century
don't worry, that's okit IS sort of funny anyways...
carla
What is Alcott
As I say I i'm only fourteen
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