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	title:	Eight Cousins: Or the Aunt Hill (Puffin Classics)
	author:	Louisa M. Alcott
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Puffin Classics
	released:	September 26, 1996
	isbn:	0140374566
	isbn-13:	9780140374568

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A book i'll never stop reading - Rated Eight cousins is another job well done from Louisa May Alcott. Anyone who enjoyed the Little Women series should read this book, and it's sequel, Rose in Bloom. Like Little Women, this book is full of the old morals that should never die, and yet has a light-heartedness that will make the young, and the young at heart, read it again and again! I love this book. - Rated Eight Cousins and Rose in Bloom are two of my most favorite books. I would love to have Rose and Phebe as my best friends. My favorite part of the book is when Rose takes care of Mac. Alec's girl has learned how to sacrifice for others. You'll fall in love with the characters as if you knew them. - Rated Rose Campbell is orphaned at age 13. She is left to her Uncle Alec, a kind man who is ahead of his time in thinking. She meets her seven cousins, all of whom are boys, and immediately becomes their queen. She has I beleive six aunts, each with its own individual character. When she arrives at "Aunt Hill" as the place is called due to all the aunts, she is a very pale, thin, and unhappy thing. Her uncle, Dr. Alec, tries an experiment for one year to get her healthy and happy. Some of the things he does would be shocking to that day and age, such as encouraging a girl, almost fourteen, to run, shout, and be strong! The very idea scandalous! The little chamber maid, Phebe, who herself is only a few years older than Rose, helps her to learn to be good, strong, and be merry in the face of unhappiness. The book is full of old morals which I enjoyed immensely. The old grammar and beleifs will surprise and amuse you. I recommend this book to people who like history, love a good novel rather than that sensation trash, or would just like to fall in love with the characters. 2nd. favorite book by anybody. - Rated It's sort of like a comming of age book. I like the way Rose takes care of her cousins and her uncle and cousins take care of her.

Customer Reviews

A book i'll never stop reading - Rated 5/5
Eight cousins is another job well done from Louisa May Alcott. Anyone who enjoyed the Little Women series should read this book, and it's sequel, Rose in Bloom.
Like Little Women, this book is full of the old morals that should never die, and yet has a light-heartedness that will make the young, and the young at heart, read it again and again!

I love this book. - Rated 5/5
Eight Cousins and Rose in Bloom are two of my most favorite books. I would love to have Rose and Phebe as my best friends.

My favorite part of the book is when Rose takes care of Mac. Alec's girl has learned how to sacrifice for others.

You'll fall in love with the characters as if you knew them. - Rated 5/5
Rose Campbell is orphaned at age 13. She is left to her Uncle Alec, a kind man who is ahead of his time in thinking. She meets her seven cousins, all of whom are boys, and immediately becomes their queen. She has I beleive six aunts, each with its own individual character. When she arrives at "Aunt Hill" as the place is called due to all the aunts, she is a very pale, thin, and unhappy thing. Her uncle, Dr. Alec, tries an experiment for one year to get her healthy and happy. Some of the things he does would be shocking to that day and age, such as encouraging a girl, almost fourteen, to run, shout, and be strong! The very idea scandalous! The little chamber maid, Phebe, who herself is only a few years older than Rose, helps her to learn to be good, strong, and be merry in the face of unhappiness. The book is full of old morals which I enjoyed immensely. The old grammar and beleifs will surprise and amuse you. I recommend this book to people who like history, love a good novel rather than that sensation trash, or would just like to fall in love with the characters.

2nd. favorite book by anybody. - Rated 5/5
It's sort of like a comming of age book. I like the way Rose takes care of her cousins and her uncle and cousins take care of her.

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