When you're one of four sisters, it can be difficult to find your own identity. But that's never the case for the March girls--sweet Meg, tomboyish Jo, shy Beth and precocious Amy.

With their father away at war and their mother working long hours, the sisters have to look out for each other and make their own entertainment. Although disagreements arise, their strong bond, vivid imaginations and infectious sense...

When you're one of four sisters, it can be difficult to find your own identity. But that's never the case for the March girls--sweet Meg, tomboyish Jo, shy Beth and precocious Amy.

With their father away at war and their mother working long hours, the sisters have to look out for each other and make their own entertainment. Although disagreements arise, their strong bond, vivid imaginations and infectious sense of fun see them through the darkest of days in this timeless coming-of-age story.

Bestselling and YA Book Prize shortlisted author Laura Wood brings Louisa May Alcott's classic to life once more in a stunning and truly accessible retelling.