Books (novels and essays) Foreign literature The Tale of Wakakusa : Louisa's Journey to Europe / Louisa May Alcott / yumiko Taniguchi

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Foreign Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
In the 19th century, Louisa May Alcott, who became a popular writer with "Wakakusa Monogatari" (The Tale of Europe), went out with her sister and friends.
The great round trip with only women can be revived vividly!
The travel novel "『 Shawl Straps 』" was translated into Japanese for the first time.
Also, the encounter with a young man who became the model of Laurie in "Wakakusa Monogatari" was translated from 『 My Boys 』.
Also contains sketches of the travel by her sister May.
Author profile
American writer.
In 1868, she became a popular writer with "『 Wakakusa Monogatari" (Little Women) 』 (volume 1), which was written for girls.
She continued to work to support the life of the Alcott family and wrote more than 300 works including novels, children's stories and poems.
He continued to work to support the life of the family and left over more than works including novels, children's stories and poems. The Orchard House where the lilac family lived for many years is open to the public as a memorial museum.
The main works include 『 Wakakusa Monogatari 』 (1 to 4), 『 8 cousins 』, 『 old-fashioned young girl 』, 『 a flower of the old style of the family, Ahana no Shimo 』, 『 Kamask ni 』, and so on.