Little Women - two books - Louisa May Alcott

Little Women "Two Books" - Louisa May Alcott The novel tells the story of the lives of four sisters from the Marsh family and follows their transition from childhood to adulthood, inspired by Alcott's life and her sisters in Massachusetts, USA, in the mid-19th century, a period when women's movements began, and the author was a supporter until her death in 1888. The events of the book take place during the war between the North and South in the United States, where the girls' father went to the army to help the sick and wounded. The Marsh family was wealthy, but poverty struck them after their father lost his money trying to help a friend. Despite the severe poverty the girls endured, they never stopped helping the poor and sacrificing their happiness for the happiness of others around them. These good and virtuous morals that the girls possessed were the reason for building a bridge of good relations with their old neighbor and his grandson in the house next door. The Marsh family also goes through a series of sad events, but they are not devoid of joyful moments that delight the reader's heart.