Little Women

A beloved classic of sisterhood, resilience, and coming of age.

Set against the backdrop of the American Civil War, Little Women follows the lives of the four March sisters—practical Meg, spirited Jo, gentle Beth, and headstrong Amy—as they navigate the trials of adolescence, family duty, and the path to adulthood in New England. From homemade theatricals to heartbreak and illness, Alcott’s unforgettable characters endure both joy and sorrow as they grow, dream, and strive to define their own futures.

In Part I, we witness the tight-knit bond of sisterhood and the bittersweet moment when marriage begins to pull the girls in different directions. Part II follows their journeys into womanhood: Meg’s challenges as a wife and mother, Jo’s determined pursuit of a literary career, Beth’s quiet tragedy, and Amy’s blossoming as an artist and young woman in love.

Loosely inspired by Louisa May Alcott’s own childhood, Little Women is a timeless portrait of family, ambition, love, and the quiet heroism of everyday life—treasured for generations and cherished by readers of all ages.