Kate's Choice - Alcott, Louisa May
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A heart warming old-fashioned Christmas tale from the beloved author of Little Women, Louisa May Alcott, in an elegant hardback edition. Kate is a young English girl tragically orphaned and left with a large inheritance. Sent to America to live with her extended family, Kate must choose between various uncles and their families to join. Though each is eager for her to choose them, Kate's choice comes to fruition at Christmas, when Kate surprises everyone with her decision. In his classic tale, Kate embraces the spirit of Christmas to reveal the true meaning of family. The Applewood Holiday…mehr

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A heart warming old-fashioned Christmas tale from the beloved author of Little Women, Louisa May Alcott, in an elegant hardback edition. Kate is a young English girl tragically orphaned and left with a large inheritance. Sent to America to live with her extended family, Kate must choose between various uncles and their families to join. Though each is eager for her to choose them, Kate's choice comes to fruition at Christmas, when Kate surprises everyone with her decision. In his classic tale, Kate embraces the spirit of Christmas to reveal the true meaning of family. The Applewood Holiday Classics series presents some of the most beloved holiday short stories in a warm, elegant hardback edition with attractive illustrations. Perfect as a cherished seasonal book or a holiday gift for any occasion.
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Louisa May Alcott (1832-1888) was a renowned American novelist and author best known for her beloved novel Little Women. Born in Germantown, Pennsylvania, she grew up in Concord, Massachusetts. Alcott's works explored themes of family, womanhood, and societal norms, reflecting her own experiences. Her writing career blossomed during the Civil War, where she served as a nurse in the Union Hospital. Her experiences there became the subject of her nonfiction work, Hospital Sketches. With the success of Little Women, she published many more works for young readers. Today, Alcott's writings continue to inspire readers of all ages with their enduring messages of love, sisterhood, and personal growth.