Un classico intramontabile, una rilettura emozionante e colma di tenerezza. Ho ritrovato la mia infanzia fra queste pagine e fra le avventure di quattro magnifiche sorelle e dei loro cari, in un momento in cui ne avevo profondamente bisogno. Pronta ad immergermi nei tre libri seguenti!

-Piccole Donne: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ho riso tanto
-Piccole Donne Crescono: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ho riso meno e pianto tanto
-Piccoli Uomini: ⭐⭐ ciò che di femminista poteva esserci nei primi due libri è stato spazzato via dall'arrivo di questi nuovi personaggi, l'autrice purtroppo mi ha fatto storcere il naso più di una volta
-I ragazzi di Jo: ⭐⭐ si fa fatica a riconoscere i vecchi personaggi che hanno dato lustro a questa tetralogia, l'autrice esagera allo stremo la sua narrazione puritana

Nel complesso, media: ⭐⭐⭐

Little Women: I had fun reading this book and think it is the best one out of series. It took me a bit to get into it but I liked seeing the relationships and how they developed. 4/5 stars
Little Men: This was a fast paced read that kept my attention. I liked seeing the boys develop and Dan really grew on me by the end. I wish that we could have been shown things instead of being told them, particularly with John Brooke. The way some things were worded wouldn't be accepted today, including the n word in relation to spirituals. 3/5 stars
Jo's Boys: I liked seeing how all of the kids develop. I wish that Bess and Josie's futures were more explored but that would make another book necessary. Tom's love life was so funny to me. I liked being able to see some complaints from Louisa May Alcott about crazy fans in this book. Dan's love upset me due to the age difference, but in the book it was about his sin which didn't sit right to me. There are more microaggressions toward native people due to Alcott's ignorance. 3.5/5 stars
Overall, I'm glad I read this and would give the whole series a 4/5 stars.