it be fun if all the castles in the air which<br >e could come true， and we could live in<br >them?" asks Little Women s Jo March.<br > "You d have nothing but horses， inkstands， and novels<br >in yours，" says her sister Meg.<br > "Would n t I， though? I d have a stable full of Arabian<br >steeds， rooms piled with books， and I d write of a magic<br >inkstand， so that my works should be ... famous I<br >want to do something splendid before I go into my<br >castle， J something heroic or wonderful， that won t be<br >forgotten after I m dead. I don t know what， but I m on<br >the watch for it， and mean to astonish you all， some day.<br >I think I shall write books， and get rich and famous: that<br >would suit me， so that is my favorite dream."<br > And that is just what Louisa May Alcott did when she<br >