Little Women
The March family's loving mother, Marmee, guides her daughters through the challenges of growing up in post-Civil War New England. Meg, the oldest and most responsible, Beth, the quiet but sweet one, Jo, the tomboy and aspiring writer, and Amy, the youngest and artistic one, each face their own unique struggles and triumphs. The book's heartwarming portrayal of family bonds, personal growth, and the power of love makes it a timeless classic.