Little in the Answers

Proud we are of all of them

Oh yes, that's right. 1. Little Women. 2. Good Wives. 3. Jo's Boys. 4. Little Men. The first one is the best and most famous.

For those unclear on the difference: "Constellation" only officially applies to the 88 constellations designated by the International Astronomical Union. An "asterism" is any other group of stars. So, for instance, Orion is a constellation, but Orion's Belt is an asterism. The Little Dipper is an asterism that is part of the constellation of Ursa Minor ("The Little Bear.") However, since the Little Dipper contains all of Ursa Minor's brightest stars and is thus by far the most visible part of it, the two are often treated as synonymous by the general public. It's sort of like how "Manhattan" and "New York City" are often treated as though they mean the same thing, even though the former is only one part of the latter.