Louisa May Alcott tells the further story of "little women".

Good Wives is a book for everyone who wants to learn about the fate of little women - serious Meg, scattered Jo, gentle Beth and elegant Amy.

Several years have passed and the girls are slowly entering a different world, growing up, changing, experiencing sorrows and disappointments, even tragedies, but at the same time their lives are also full of joyful and happy moments. Four sisters - four different life paths.

Before we resume our story and quietly head off to Meg's wedding, we should gossip a bit about the March family first. In case one of the older readers thinks that there is too much talk about "love" in this story (I don't think younger readers have the same objection), I can only echo the words of Mrs. March: there are four merry girls, not nearby a zestful young neighbor?

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