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"“ £ 19 C | "Imvincble TLOUHLBO! . ‘...cccvree revecceses) ons ‘_ _ The name, Louisa May Alcott, is & familiar one in every home, the name of the author who has writâ€" ten such absorbing anquoved storâ€" ies as "Little Women," "Little Men," «0ld Fashioned Girl," ete. Last year many children wept and ‘lanehed over the moving picture of pHURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1984 year many mhed over the story Li hv‘ng a moy stories, Miss another Way Meigs, a well peutDmOn Conet another WaYy last year. _ Cornelia Meigs, a wellâ€"known author of chilâ€" dren‘s books, wrote a biography of her which is called "Invineible Louisa, the story of the Author of Little Women." _ This book was awarded the Newbery medal for the year 1933. As many of you know, this award is given every year to the author of the most distinguished book for children published in the preceding year. 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