Little Women (Full Book) - Part 2 - Chapter 25 to 47 | Classic Stories

Louisa May Alcott's Little Women follows the four distinct March sisters – Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy – as they grow from girls into young women in Civil War-era New England, guided by their wise mother, Marmee, while their father serves in the army. Living through genteel poverty, the sisters navigate individual challenges and ambitions: responsible Meg longs for society and love, fiercely independent Jo dreams of being a writer, gentle Beth is the loving heart of the home but struggles with shyness and health, and artistic Amy desires refinement and beauty. The novel explores their triumphs and sorrows, their friendships (notably with neighbor Laurie), romantic entanglements, experiences with illness and loss, and their personal growth as they learn to manage their flaws, support each other, and find their own paths toward fulfilling lives, offering enduring lessons on family bonds, resilience, societal expectations for women, and the importance of virtue and character.