Little Men

Louisa May Alcott was a famous American writer and the author of the novel Little Women, which shaped the lives of generations of readers around the world. First published in the United States in 1868, this work has been translated into more than 50 languages and has inspired many films and stage productions.Following the resounding success of Little Women and the subsequent Young Women, Alcott created a third novel about the March sisters, who had become beloved by readers everywhere, calling it, to everyone’s astonishment, Little Men. The story follows the tireless Jo as she and her husband open a boarding house in the town of Plumfield, where they take in rambunctious children of all ages and temperaments. Of course, not all the boys could settle in right away. It was especially difficult for the street urchins, who were accustomed to relying only on their own strength and insolence. But wise care and selfless friendship can work true miracles!This edition features a new translation of the novel that captures all the unique qualities and distinctive character of the original text.