Louisa May Alcott

Little Men Louisa May Alcott

In this story, Jo already appears turned into an adorable and happy wife and mother who, in addition to two children of her own, is in charge of twelve boys whom she forms with order and discipline, but without aggression or severity. The gang is unruly but the members of this unusual Plumfield school have good hearts, which is why the Bahers agree to help them. Little by little, these orphans begin to discover and develop their abilities and talents, while learning various tasks that awaken in them a sense of responsibility. Over time and thanks to love and family support, these young people end up becoming good, mature and responsible men. An entertaining and enjoyable story. Behind the adventures, the mischief and the somewhat insufferable behaviors of the protagonists. It hides a great help to understand and value the role of innocence, in addition to highlighting the importance of growing up in a loving, strong and healthy family environment.