Bonus: What Little Women Means To You

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🗓️ 30 September 2017

⏱️ 10 minutes

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With the upcoming 2018 adaptation of Little Women on MASTERPIECE rapidly approaching, we wanted to look back 149 years to the original 1868 publication of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel of the same name. More specifically, we wanted to hear from our listeners and viewers why that novel is an important part of their lives. On International Podcast Day 2017, you told us.

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0:31.1	I'm J Slaqob and you're listening to a special bonus episode of Masterpiece Studio on International Podcast Day 2017.
0:42.0	Coincidentally, today is also the 149th anniversary of the original publication of Louisa
0:48.0	Aikot's classic novel, Little Women.
0:51.2	First appearing on our shelves back in 1868, little women has gone on to
0:55.1	international success, charming readers young and old with its seemingly
0:59.0	timeless story of the hard-working March sisters and their wise mother, Marmy.
1:04.0	Next spring, masterpiece will bring a new three-part production of little women to PBS.
1:09.0	But today, we thought we take a more literary approach
1:12.6	and ask you, our viewers and listeners,
1:15.1	what little women means to you.
1:17.9	Last month, we invited you via smartphone voice memo
1:21.6	to fill in the prompt,
1:22.8	Little Women was important to me because.
1:25.6	And we were thrilled that so many of you did.
1:28.8	Little Women was important to me and to my sisters and my mother because we had a
1:41.3	representation in that novel of our household where our mother was the breadwinner,
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