Tales of Little Women

The March family, mother, and four daughters make the best of life as their father fights with the Union Army.

As the Rebel army advances toward the March family's hometown, the father returns to the war.

The Rebel forces arrive and take control of the town.

Amy and her sisters shelter John under the floor while Rebel soldiers search for him unsuccessfully.

As the battle becomes more violent, people flee from the town. The March family is finally forced to leave their home.

Amy and her family spend the night on a small hill. The next morning, they return to their house only to find it burned and destroyed.

Amy and her family must stay with Aunt March until they find a new home of their own.

Jo, who has written plays and stories, begins a novel. She wants it to appear as a serial in a newspaper.

Anthony, the newspaperman, reports his impressions of Jo's novel. What he really wants, however, is to hear her experiences of the war.

Jo and Aunt March take a walk together and visit the harbor.

The March children are determined to find a new house but discover that it is not as easy as they had imagined.