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S1 E4 Love And Sex In Little Women
If you're a fan of Little Women, then this video is a must-listen! In it, we'll explore the hidden love and sex scenes in the novel, which will give you a whole new perspective on the characters and the story. With this information in hand, you'll be able to see the book in a whole new light!
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S1 E4 Love And Sex In Little Women
If you're a fan of Little Women, then this video is a must-listen! In it, we'll explore the hidden love and sex scenes in the novel, which will give you a whole new perspective on the characters and the story. With this information in hand, you'll be able to see the book in a whole new light!
Was it some of you who bought a pillow? :D I want to see some pictures when it arrives <3
All episodes of Small Umbrella In The Rain The Little Women Channel are now available for streaming in Audiomack! https://audiomack.com/smallumbrellaintherain/song/episode-4-what-makes-jo-march-tick-friedrich-and-jo-analyzed-collab-with
@fairychamberart and @emiloid_reads combined their Little Women superpowers and sat down to have an in-depth talk about professor Bhaer, Louisa May Alcott´s love for philosophers and bits about her favorite love stories.
Little Women Meta Recommendations
I was asked about my favorite Fritz Bhaer essays written by Alcott scholars. I´d highly recommend everyone (no matter who you ship) to read Christine Doyle´s singing Mignon´s song, the influence of German culture and literature in Little Women. I was mindblown how many connections there were to Germany and it goes way beyond the Hummels and Friedrich´s accent.
Another one is Daniel Shealy´s “Wedding Marches”, which handles equality of all the marriages in Little Women, including Mr and Mrs March and in general views on marriage in the 19th century America. There are comparisons to other children´s novels of the time and amazing points on how LMA constantly highlights the importance of egalitarian marriage in her novels and it is really interesting. That got me inspired to read susan warner´s “wide wide world” and after that, I became convinced that Louisa planned Fritz from the start.
Megan Armknecht´s “Jo marries Goethe” was such a joy to read. I loved every bit of it. Goethe wasn´t the only model for Fritz but oh my, at least what it comes to his philosophical views Fritz Bhaer is a combination of Goethe and Thoreau´s nature worship. The way Louisa inserted her into Bettina..that´s a whole another essay. Call me crazy, to me it makes perfect sense that Louisa would give Jo a Goethean love interest.
These were some of my absolute favorites and I am glad to promote them because they are really worth reading.
Fritz has always been my favourite character and it was amazing how both he and Jo opened up in a way I couldn´t even imagine before.
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Only Gossip Prospers Book Review
The mandatory JoxFrtiz post of the day. The original post can be found here http://www.fairychamber.com/blog/only-gossip-prospers-book-review @thatvermilionflycatcher I think you would like this book.
I am happy and delighted to share my thoughts on Lorraine Tosiello´s brand new book "Only Gossip Prospers".Lorraine Tosiello read Alcott’s Little Women in the first grade—and re-read it again and again throughout most of her childhood. The book equipped her to set off on a journey of motherhood, travelling, rabble-rousing and work as a physician devoted to medical education and primary care medicine. Rereading Little Women in later adulthood rekindled her Alcott enthusiasm, and years of happy study resulted in her first novel, Only Gossip Prospers. She lives with her husband in midtown Manhattan and at the New Jersey shore. Only gossip prospers takes place in 1875 and centres around a very little known time period in Louisa May Alcott´s life. A winter that she spent in New York. Book is filled with intriguing references to the Alcott family, historical fiction that intertwines Louisa´s circle of friends and family members, transcendentalist philosophy, cultural and feminist ideas of the time to a cavalcade of fictional and historical characters. It is also a beautiful time jump to the 19th century New York in the peak of the industrial revolution. I enjoyed this book tremendously. Not only it has tons of surprises and plot-twists like the best Alcott novels but this book is quite possibly the most full-rounded and insightful description of Louisa May Alcott as a person that I have ever come across. She was a very complicated woman. Alcott who we meet is in the top of her fame, rich and wealthy but poor in health, deeply dedicated to the humanitarian work that is close to her heart, constantly creating plot-lines for the new stories and at the same someone who feels a constant need to protect her reputation. Louisa is funny and witty. Prone to mood changes. She can be the light of the party and someone who longs her family and misses home dearly. She is international, bold, brave, moody, insecure and thrives in a company that challenges her intellectually. Tosiello´s background in the medical field gives the reader a wider understanding of Louisa´s struggles with her health (most widely accepted cause for her health problems is mercury poisoning. During her American Civil War service, Alcott contracted typhoid fever and was treated with a compound containing mercury). Book is a great glimpse to different holistic healthcare treatments of the time not to mention the mental healthcare practices (or should I say the lack of them). This book is so filled with twists and turns and the plot only thickens towards the end I did find it difficult to put it down while reading the last chapters. I especially appreciated the wonderful, rich way author describes Louisa´s inner world with all it´s contradictions. There are multiple references to Louisa´s literal works such as Little Women, Little Men, Eight Cousins and Moods. I did enjoy the wonderful twist in the Fritz/Laurie debate and greatly appreciated how the author points out Louisa´s fascination and knowledge of the German culture (a topic way too often dismissed by the fans and scholars) but it was truly the gender swap themes that took me by surprise. Five stars and I highly recommend this book for anyone who is interested to find more compelling and nuanced takes on this fascinating author.
Thank you universe from the Jo and Friedrich gifs. In fact, thank you for Jo and Fritz.
Friedrich Bhaer Aesthetics
