Rose and Seven Brothers

The main themes of the tetralogy "Little Women" by Alcott continue in her other novel – "Rose and Seven Brothers".
When the shy and fragile Rose was left orphaned, her fate was taken up by the large Campbell family. Accustomed to the quiet corridors of the boarding school, the girl moves into a lively house where her great-aunts and aunts are eager to raise her as a lady, while seven cousins of varying ages want to include her in their games. The arrival of her guardian – Uncle Alec – settles their disputes: under his guidance, walks, fascinating lessons, and many adventures are added to the schedule, bringing Rose back to a full life…