[DeepL Translation - needs review] In the mid-19th century, in rural America, there was a family of four sisters and a kind mother who took care of them in the absence of their father, who was away at war. Meg, the beautiful and intelligent eldest, Jo, the wild and fanciful second daughter, Beth, the shy and gentle third sister, and Amy, the lovely and dreamy fourth sister. This is Ms. Olcott's autobiographical masterpiece novel that beautifully depicts how these four sisters, who are poor b...
It was a true pleasure watching the March sisters enter adulthood, and go down their various paths - while still staying united as a family. There's quite a few surprises in this one, and things are not always so idyllic as in book 1 (not that they ever get extremely unpleasant either). Anyway overall, what an incredible read!
Book 3 shifts setting and focus somewhat, and I'm not sure it's one I'm interested in. So I'm pausing here, but can see myself coming back later, when my reading skills a