Little Women
This is a story about love, faith, fortitude, and devotion. The story of March happened in Massachusetts during the American Civil War. It includes most problems which probably happen in the growth of young girls, such as the problems in first love, friendship between teenagers and the gap between our dream and the reality.
Meg March who is the oldest daughter in March’s is a pretty and lovely girl, with large eyes and soft brown hair, and white hands. She is quite gentle and soft to everybody; even some haughty wealthy girls despise her and her families. Once, she was dreaming of falling in love with someone rich. However, with the growth of the age, she changes her view of the life and love, at last she stick to her affection in spite of living poorly.
Jo March, the second daughter of Mrs. March, is my favorite character in this book. She is tall and thin. Her long, dark-red hair is usually pushed up out of the way, which is cut off for money, when they fall in troubles. She loves writing, dreaming of being a famous writer and making money to have her family live a better life. She is frank and sincere, but at the same time she is impetuous and easy to be angry. The only thing she never changed is her endless love to all of her families. She refused the next-door neighbor Laurie’s affection just because she misunderstood her sister Beth fall in love with that boy. She is such a vivid girl, that I’m moved and impressed deeply by her steadfast determination which struggled for dreams.
Beth March is a shy girl who seemed to live in a happy world of her own. She is good at playing piano, and she is a kindhearted person, just like her mother. I am enthusiastic about Beth owing to her gentle and doing anything without any complain, appreciating her good personal character which always considered for others. By a cruel irony of fate, little Beth was infected with the scarlet fever when she helped a poor family take care of their sick baby. Few years later, she died.
Amy March is their youngest sister, who thought herself to be the most important in the family. When she was a little girl, she was capricious, and she always ignored her sisters’ instruction. With time going, she realized her responsibility for her families and herself. Finally, she becomes a grace woman with blue eyes, and yellow hair which curl on to he shoulders. She married Laurie, and shows her gifts on the art.
Mrs. March is pretty a great mother. Even though they live a poor life, she still chooses to forgo a nice Christmas dinner and gives the food to the poorer family which is help needed. Because of her selfless love and strong faith, her daughters can face up to the hard life hopefully and confidently. Her attitudes toward the lives teach her daughters that there must be something more important and necessary than fortune and status, which will accompany them till the end of life. Maybe it is an ambition hidden in the bottom of heart. Maybe it is a love they are to give or be given.
From their point of view, home was not only the place which they grew up, but also a location avoided hardship. They heard their mother's education, using their skillful hands, bright brain to create a variety of games for the soul. As poor as these girls were, they all had the positive attitude to any matter. Relying on themselves was the common characteristic of the four girls and they always found their shortcomings and corrected them as soon as possible. Though their ideas were diverse, they had all found their own love. The author used neither magnificent nor boring words, showing us the great family love, friendship and love of human beings. It seemed that four sisters lived with individuals whom they loved and who love them was the happiest thing in life.
From them I learnt strength, full of hope to future life and never giving up. Meg, Jo, Beth, Amy, their strong, optimistic spirit always emerge in my mind, their smile always be stored my heart.
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