Louise May Alcott

Little Women Louise May Alcott

This delightful and emotional story tells the story of Mrs. March and her four daughters: their crushes, their intellectual aspirations, their complications, their lives. with a fine character description, it shows the growth of these girls with great emphasis on the spirit of individual freedom, unusual for a time when the mind was dominated by a puritanical romantic ideal. Louisa May Alcott's young ladies demonstrate their social skills by playing the piano, embroidering or maintaining a fluent, friendly and elegant conversation. The 'great bourgeois hall' is the region of decorum and love confessions, at the same time that it acts as a support to interpret and question different aspects of the North American civil war.