Little Women
eng. Little Women · 1868
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Interesting Facts
- The book is based on real events and characters from the author's life and her sisters.
- The character Jo March is considered an autobiographical representation of Louisa May Alcott herself.
- The book was written at the request of a publisher who wanted Alcott to write something for girls.
- Initially, Alcott did not want to write the book, but it later became one of her most popular works.
- The book was divided into two parts: the first part was published in 1868, and the second part in 1869.
- The characters in the book became so popular that their names became synonymous with certain types of people.
- The book has been adapted into numerous films, TV series, stage productions, and even operas.
- The book addresses important themes such as gender roles, family values, and personal development.

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Date of publication: 14 May 2024
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Genre: Classical literature
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