Small men - Part two of the novel Little Women

The book: The novel Little Men was published in 1871, and I promised a second part of Louisa May Alcott's masterpiece Little Women, then followed by a third and final part titled Jo's Boys. In this part, Jo March, who became Mrs. Bhaer after her marriage, appears managing a school for boys. The author was inspired by her father, who was passionate about educational reform, and by the school he founded. This novel, like its predecessor, achieved great success and was adapted into many films, and a Japanese anime series produced by Nippon Animation as part of the series World Masterpieces Theater, focusing on Nan, one of the students at the school, who became famous in the Arab world as Nawar. Jo not only founded a school for boys but also made sure that the place was a real home, especially for orphans among them. With the help of her husband, Professor Bhaer, she healed their broken hearts, and cared for their weak bodies with food and medicine. She believed that love is "a flower that grows in any soil, and its sweet miraculous fruits are not destroyed by autumn frost or winter snow, but bloom beautifully and fragrantly all year round, blessing both the giver and the receiver." When the world became a small village, distances between people grew, the land dried up, and the "flower of love" withered. This novel is like an invitation from Jo and her little men to the reader to fill their hearts with kindness and appreciation for the beautiful things in nature and humans, so as to realize the essence that the eye cannot see. Publication Year: 2020 Author: Louisa May Alcott Translated by: Buthaina Al-Ibrahim Publisher: Taqween Publications Number of pages: 446 Cover type: Paper Series: Little Women Little Women, Little Men, Jo's Boys