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Graded reader
French & English
Les Quatre Filles du docteur March
Original author
Louisa May Alcott
Adapted by
Line by Line Publishing,
Read Little Women by Louisa May Alcott in French and English, a parallel text graded reader with audio. Available in CEFR levels A2, B1, B2, and C1.
Available editions
A2
Short, concrete sentences for early learners.
20,181 sentences
B1
Longer sentences and a wider vocabulary.
9,015 sentences
B2
Complex sentences and a fuller vocabulary, close to everyday native reading.
7,787 sentences
C1
Original English — Rich, nuanced prose with complex sentences and vocabulary.
8,120 sentences
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Chapters
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Jouer aux pèlerins.
Playing Pilgrims.
1
Jo était allongée sur le tapis.
Jo lay on the rug.
2
Elle se plaignait de Noël.
She complained about Christmas.
3
« Noël ne sera pas Noël sans cadeaux », dit-elle.
"Christmas won't be Christmas without presents," she said.
4
« C'est terrible d'être pauvre ! » dit Meg tristement.
"It's terrible to be poor!" said Meg sadly.
5
Elle regarda sa vieille robe.
She looked down at her old dress.
6
La petite Amy était contrariée.
Little Amy was upset.
7
Elle dit : « Ce n'est pas juste que certaines filles aient beaucoup de belles choses. »
She said, "It's not fair that some girls have many nice things."
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