Adulthood. Book 4. Olcott L.M.

After the deafening success of “little women”, Olcott could not help but continue her story about the march family, unraveling the fate of her favorite heroes, like a ball of multi -colored threads. So, soon “young wives” were born, and behind them “little men”. Finally, in 1886, Olcott finished the last novel of tetralogy, in which the former “little men”, pupils of the boarding house in the Permfield, who opened Mrs. Joe March with her husband, become students, fall in love and, having overcome many dangerous adventures, difficulties And temptations, go into free voyage along the Great Ocean of adulthood. This edition presents a new translation of the novel, reflecting all the features and originality of the original text.