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William
J.
Pitkin
Community Center
June 25, 2007 March, Geraldine Brooks. 2006 Pulitzer Prize. Brooks imagines a life for Captain March, of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women. She borrows heavily from the real life and character of Aclott’s father Bronson. March’s convictions are both admirable and aggravatingly rigid. Brooks’s affecting, beautifully written novel of Marmee’s life on the home front and her husband’s in the South shows the intimate horror of the Civil War and the difficulty of living honestly with the knowledge of human suffering.
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