Contributions

  • Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888. - Contributor

Publication

1997 - Delacorte Press, New York, NY, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

19,500 words, Guess

Page Count

78 pages

Identifiers

  • Internet Archiveamysstory0000pfef
  • ISBN-100385325290
  • ISBN-139780385325295
  • LibraryThing1778421
  • Goodreads1786640
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  • Library of Congress Control Number97006137
  • Better World BooksO7-AQF-174
  • Better World BooksP6-BRB-741
  • Open LibraryOL660737M

Classifications

  • DDC[Fic]
  • LCCPZ7.P44855 An 1997

Description

Beautiful Amy March, the youngest March sister, is a talented artist. Everyone praises her lifelike portraits. The one person she can’t draw is herself. So when a photographer’s studio opens in town, Amy is thrilled. Now her pretty blond curls and piercing blue eyes can be captured forever in a photograph. Except that a photograph costs quite a bit of money–more than she has, and more than her parents can give her. Amy thinks of a clever way to come up with the money . . . and soon she has enough. But she decides to spend her savings on a gift for her father–a gift that will warm his heart when he’s far away from home, and that ultimately gives Amy an unexpected gift in return.

Description

Because she desperately wants to have her picture taken, ten-year-old Amy finds a way to accumulate the necessary five dollars but then decides to spend it in another way.

Subjects

Series Statement

  • Portraits of little women

Links

Other Editions

  • Amy's storyDelacorte Press1997-01-01

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