Little Women. Good Wives

Louisa May Alcott looked at the world and wrote about it as she lived - with faith in the future, love and compassion for people. The novels about the March family brought her unprecedented fame. The fidelity to life’s truth and high ideals, humor and unquenchable optimism inherent in her work will always attract young and adult readers to her books. "Little Women" is a sincere and touching novel about the childhood and youth of four sisters. Together they cope with difficulties, experience sorrows and joys, dream of the future, and go through a challenging path of growing up. In "Good Wives," the sisters are already grown young women and face new concerns. Vividly and engagingly describing their fate, Alcott instills faith in people and human feelings.