Little Woman

Summary: Little Women is the story of the March sisters, pretty Meg, tomboyish Jo, gentle Beth, and artistic Amy. While their father is away fighting in the Civil War, the sisters strive to overcome their greatest struggles, whether that’s Jo’s anger or Amy’s pride, to become strong little woman.

My Review: This book is wonderful, not only because the story and characters are lively and engrossing, but because it honestly portrays the struggles teenage girls face as they attempt to grow into women who are pleasing to the Lord.

My Takeaway: This book is a beautiful story of the hardships a family faces, and girls working to grow into godly women. Parent’s might want to be aware that there are mentions of the Civil War in this book and an incident of death.

Romance: Mild, romantic thoughts, one kiss, marriage.

Nudity: None.

Language: Very little if any.

Alcohol/drugs/smoking: smoking pipes, mentions of light drinking.

Violence: Very light, mentions of Civil War.

Darkness: None.

Bad Messages: None.

Good Messages: Girls trying to grow into women of the faith, despite the struggles and hardships along the way.

Stars: 5