“Don’t shut yourself up because you are a woman, but understand what is going on, and educate yourself to take your part in the world’s work, for it all affects you and yours.”

🖊️Little Women

📘Louisa May Alcott

It is one of the heartwarming classic novels, initially published in two parts 1868 and 1869. The author depicts the lives of four March sisters-  The ambitious artist Amy, the kind and selfless Beth, the independent and passionate writer Jo, and the caring and responsible eldest Meg. Each sister carries different struggles, and dreams which are mainly relatable to every woman. The unbreakable bond between them shows the strength of sisterhood. The novel is not only about the love and adverse circumstances that they encounter and fight in a gender-stereotypical society, but it is also about their significant journey of self-discovery in adulthood. The characters make the story captivating and address the deep emotional complexities of womanhood. 

This timeless novel is a must-read for anyone who cherishes the strength of individuality and perseverance. The path is not always smooth, but through their journey, the readers will be able to strongly connect to the desire for personal growth and stay true to themselves. Regardless of gender, everyone is encouraged to read. Understanding and valuing the societal challenges of women embraces the step towards an equitable society. The sisters and their bond help us to beautifully explore the sacrifices they take to seek inspiration and find their true identity. 

Ratings: 5/5