Little women

Louisa May Alcott invented a new genre of literature, one that blends romance and sentimental novel components. Through the lives of Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy, four sisters who are in love with their mother due to the absence of a father who is involved in war, the novel charts the daily lives of the girls, their hopes and aspirations, and their respective ways of living. Facing the things of life. So many changes are happening in the sisters' lives, as if Louisa May Alcott wants to set an example for women in American society, and wants to say that "the strong Joe, the leader, is the role model I aspire to."