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"Little Women (Illustrated Edition)" is a popular classic in American literature. It tells the story of four sisters growing up in an ordinary family during the American Civil War. Meg, Joe, Beth and Amy each have talents and dreams. When their father is in the army and life is difficult, they can only keep their beautiful dreams in their hearts. An ordinary mother who uses her loving motherhood and hard work to cultivate the healthy and happy growth of her children so that they can live happily. Under the guidance of their mother and the tempering of life, they cultivated the qualities of diligence, self-respect, friendship, kindness, perseverance, and optimism, and stepped towards the palace of their dreams.

There are four sisters in the March family, who live a simple, poor and warm life. The four sisters have very different personalities: Meg, the eldest, is dignified and beautiful, and bravely pursues true love; Jo, the second, is free and independent, and longs to be a writer; Beth, the third, is simple and kind, and faces death calmly; Amy, the fourth, is smart and lively, and hopes to become a "lady" in the upper class. Despite their different personalities and ideals, the four sisters share a common nostalgia for family, loyalty to love, and attachment to family ties. When the Civil War intensified, the peaceful and happy family became fragmented. The four sisters began to use their ideals as sails to find their own destiny..."

American female writer Louisa May Alcott is another classic after "Little Women". A book that boys can love, parents can relate to, and teachers can better understand their children. Warm, touching, simple and innocent, it conveys life insights and beliefs, allowing children to learn to face the increasingly competitive world with a beautiful and peaceful attitude. Since its publication, this book has been translated into many languages ​​and is loved by readers all over the world. It has been included in the famous book series "American Library".

"Little Women" is a moral and ethical novel that integrates family, friendship, and love. It is like a novelized family diary. The author uses his unique keen observation and delicate writing style to describe the years when the four innocent girls of the March family grow into mature young women, reflecting their diligent pursuit of sweet love, innocent friendship and perfect character. Since its publication, the book has been translated into more than 100 languages ​​and screened many times, touching the hearts of countless people, especially female readers. Therefore, it is also considered to be a "Little Women" specially written for girls. The novel "March" written by Australian female writer Geraldine Brooks based on "Little Women" won the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction.