Little women (Ill. L. Maraya, F. Merrill)

Meg, Joe, Betsy and Amy March are sisters, the oldest of which is sixteen years old, and the youngest is twelve. Each passes through a difficult stage of growing up, sincerely trying to become better. In the history of sisters March, important truths are described at all times: awareness of duty and justice, love for parents, mutual understanding in the family and friendship, manifestation of kindness to people. The book of the American writer Louise May Olcott was the first in the genre of adventure novels about growing up for girls.