Little women

The story centers on the four March sisters—Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy—navigating their transition from childhood to adulthood during the Civil War in New England. Each sister embodies distinct traits: Jo is a tomboy and aspiring writer, Meg is beautiful and nurturing, Beth is frail and gentle, while Amy is the romantic and spoiled one. Their experiences highlight themes of family, individual aspirations, and the challenges of growing up, revealing the complexities of sisterhood and personal identity.