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'Good Wives' takes up the story when Meg is still newly married. It also follows the other sisters as they grow up and fall in love. There's not a huge amount of plot. The book is character-driven, and follows the problems and joys of day-to-day life.
There's light humour here and there, as well as some extremely moving moments in the midst of sadness. Inevitably there's an old-fashioned feel to this book, and some author asides that are a bit irritating, but overall it's a warm book which I enjoyed re-reading.
Recommended, but best to read after 'Little Women'.
(I wrote a longer review of 'Good Wives' in 2017, after re-reading yet again).
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