Louisa May Alcott's Little Women Maeterlinck takes a "bee's-eye view"

Maeterlinck takes a "bee's-eye view" of the most orderly society on Earth

The variety of teaching aids that this book places at the teacher's disposal is remarkable

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Louisa May Alcott's Little Women Maeterlinck takes a "bee's-eye view"Generations of young readers have taken the characters of Little Women to their hearts, and this collection of paper dolls offers a delightful continuation of the tradition. Six dolls depict the March sisters Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy plus their mother, Marmee, and their neighbor, Theodore "Laurie" Lawrence. The dolls' wardrobes not only reflect their unique personalities but also the styles of 1860s New England. Outfits include everyday dresses and