Little Women (Vintage Classic)

In the Vintage Classics edition of Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, the four March sisters—sensible Meg, tomboyish Jo, gentle Beth, and artistic Amy—possess very little money but share an immense world of love, ambition, and imagination. With their father away serving as a chaplain in the American Civil War and their family fallen on hard times, the sisters must navigate the hardships and adventures of 1860s New England. Yet despite the lack of funds, life under Marmee’s loving guidance remains vibrant and full of colour as the sisters play games, stage theatrical plays, squabble, make friends with their wealthy neighbor Laurie, and support each other through sickness and disappointment. It is a heartwarming, timeless coming-of-age masterpiece that tracks the sisters' transformation from childhood to adulthood as they confront their personal faults, celebrate family devotion, and discover exactly what kind of women they want to become.