Search Results: Jo's Boys a Sequel To Little Women by Louisa May Alcott

Published by the Goldsmith Publishing Company in Chicago. No date, but believe it was published in the 1930's. Nice black and white Illustrations! Light red cloth covered exterior boards. Several black and white illustrations. No dust jacket. From a church library so has library sticker on first inside cloth covered board and label remnant on last inside board. Pages are lightly tanned but totally readable. Still in good condition for age.

New York: A. L. Burt Company, 1913. Authorized Edition. Hardcover. Good. A. L. Burt, 1913. Complete Authorized Edition. Condition: Good. Cloth, No Jacket. 381 pp. Reprint. Blue boards with gold-color lettering on front cover. The binding is square, and the text is clean. Synopsis: Alcott's novel narrates six months in the life of the students at Plumfield, a school run by German Professor Friedrich and his wife, Mrs. Josephine Bhaer (née March). The idea of the school is first suggested at the very end of Little Women, Part Two, when Jo inherits Plumfield Estate from her late Aunt March. 381 pp. ABGGG

UsedAcceptable. Date isn't specified. Presumed 1940 hardcover ed. NO DJ. Visible cracks! Noticeably sun faded! Inscribed/stamped flyleaf pages. Text is mostly clean & readable.

Goldsmith Publishing Co. Hard Cover. Very Good. in x in x in. Undated (probably 1930s). Pasted gift inscription label front free page. Pages yellowing. Few b/w illustrations. Boards orange with black lettering (spine & front) & black design on front. DJ few small closed tears top edges. One in a series of books in which the chief characters are a highly fictionalized presentation of the Alcott family under the name of March. In the book Jo represents the author, Louisa May Alcott.

Boston.: Little, Brown and Company., 1945. 1901 original Little Brown; 1871 LMA ©. John Alcott 1899, 1913.. Hard cover. Very good in fair dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Jacket is damaged missing 1/3rd lower spine jacket and top chip. Minor soiling to page blocks.. Birch, Reginald (Illustrations in Color by).. 1 Dark blue cloth over boards. Gold spine and front titles. 354 p. 20 cm. 8 color plates. End papers: Sepia photo, Orchard House, Concord MA, Alcott home, museum. Storyteller of 19th century American classic literature, Louisa May Alcott in Concord, Massachusetts, wrote of her sisters, her family, her students, her neighbors, in a series of books. Small sticker inside board: "The Old Corner Book Store, Inc. Boston, Mass".