Little women

The novel of the American writer Louise M. Olcott is about four sisters, completely different in appearance and in nature, but very similar in one thing: they clearly understand what is good and what is bad, and try to live “right”. Meg, the oldest and most beautiful, is not devoid of vanity and ambitions, but carefully gets rid of them and gives himself the happiness of motherhood. A breakdown in Joe"s skirt, with her contempt for girlish conversations and romantic nonsense, devoid of all sly and coquetry, decides to become a writer. The bell bell helps everyone who suffers, and finds joy in music. And Amy, the youngest of the sisters and the most imperfect, is constantly trying to overcome its egoism, and this task is not easy