This book has an interesting premise .. a modern day person sucked into a beloved novel. I think I was hoping for a slightly-less-pun-y Jaspar Fforde. That's not really what you get. Now, this is a book for young adults, so maybe my expectations were a little high? 
 Overall, it was just really uneven. Emily, the modern teen who gets pulled into Little Women, was oddly inconsistent as a character. Maybe that's how teens are, though :) But her character (and subsequently her motivation) inconsistencies made it really difficult to enjoy. I wanted to get to know Emily and understand her (even if I didn't really like her), but she ended up being pretty shallowly written. 
 The other March girls pretty much played to stereotype with the exception of "the twist" in the plot. Which was pretty good. 
 I liked the inside glimpses of the March family. 
 I thought the plot twist in Little Women was good. 
 And I liked the general plot device of getting pulled into a favourite book. 
 The writing was just a little uneven. 
 I got this as a Kindle "deal of the day" for $1.99 and it was definitely worth that. But maybe only if you like Little Women.