Good Wives (Readings Classics) - Readings | Louisa may Alcott

First published in 1869 as the sequel to Little Women, Louisa May Alcott’s Good Wives continues the beloved story of the March sisters as they step into adulthood.

The novel follows Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy as they navigate marriage, careers, ambitions, and heartbreak. Each sister faces the joys and struggles of growing up—Meg as a wife and mother, Jo as a writer, Beth with her fragile health, and Amy pursuing her artistic dreams.

Alcott weaves a heartfelt tale of family, love, sacrifice, and perseverance, making Good Wives not only a continuation of the March family saga but also a timeless reflection on womanhood and personal growth.

✨ Themes:

• The transition from girlhood to womanhood

• Love, marriage, and family life

• Dreams, ambitions, and personal sacrifice

• The enduring power of sisterhood

🎯 Why It’s Recommended:

Part of the Little Women series, Good Wives remains a classic of American literature, cherished for its warmth, wisdom, and relatable characters. It’s a must-read for fans of Little Women and anyone who enjoys stories of family and resilience.