Four sisters in a poor but warm New England home navigate everything growing up throws at them: work, jealousy, first love, illness and the question of what a young woman is allowed to want. At the centre burns Jo March, the stubborn writer who has inspired real writers for generations.
Little Women earns its place on every family shelf honestly, with laughter and one of the most quietly devastating chapters in classic fiction.
A book to read together and pass down.
