Little Women

American writer Louisa May Alcott became famous overnight thanks to the novel "Little Women," which was based on her own childhood memories, making the work partially autobiographical.

The story tells of four March sisters: headstrong and talented Jo, fragile and soft-hearted Beth, beautiful and flirtatious Meg, and the romantic and spoiled Amy. Together they cope with losses and hardships, discover what true friendship is, fall in love, learn the difficult science of growing up, and find their place in the world.

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