Hi Vennie, I read the novel as a teenager. The characters move from girlhood to womanhood, with the romances and businesses involved with that activity. Beth, the favorite of all the family, suffers from a life-threatening disease. Although she recovers, she never regains her full strength. Jo's untempered words get her in trouble more than once. Meg, then later Amy, meet the men who become the loves of their lives. Beth continues to comfort the March family. Laurie falls in love with Jo and is rejected - she knows they are better in a brother/siser relationship rather than husband and wife. Given time, a wise grandfather, and the right woman, Laurie recovers from Jo and discovers a new love. Jo continues to write, trying to make a small amount of money with her stories. She is certain she is to never marry, but even Jo finds someone who changes her mind.

Yes I had read it before - and this book written by Louisa May Alcott =) actually this book is really good and I enjoyed it .) what about you ?

no i donot read it before but you encourage me to read it.

Nope .. Would you mind to share the synopsis ? :)