Jo's Boys 乔的男孩

The lovable lads of Plumfield return in this heartwarming tale from Louisa May Alcott's series of childhood classics. Just as Little Men resumed Little Women's story of the March sisters--focusing on Jo and the little fellows at her school--Jo's Boys picks up the thread from Little Men to reveal what became of the classmates of Plumfield ten years later.
Upon returning to Plumfield, readers encounter a flourishing acad-emy, magnificently endowed by Mr. Laurence, the good neighbor ofLittle Women. Jo and sister Meg are preparing a welcome for some ofthe school's original twelve boys: Nat, the orphaned street musician,now a conservatory student in nearby Boston; lovesick Tom, study-ing medicine in an attempt to keep pace with Meg's gifted daughter,Nan; rebellious Dan, back from the California mines; and Emil, the
sailor home from the sea. Now grown and scattered around theglobe, the "little men" remain "Jo's boys."

CHAPTER
1.TenYearsLater
2.Parnassus
3.Jo'sLastScrape
4.Dan
5.Vacation
6.LastWords
7.TheLionandtheLamb
8.JosiePlaysMermaid
9.TheWormTurns
10.DemiSettles
11.Emil'sThanksgiving
12.Dan'sChristmas
13.Nat'sNewYear
14.PlaysatPlumfield
15.Waiting
16.IntheTennis-court
17.AmongtheMaids
18.ClassDay
19.WhiteRoses
20.LifeforLife
21.Aslauga'sKnight
22.PositivelyLastAppearance