Little Men

At Plumfield, every boy has a story—and every day brings a new lesson in life, laughter, and love.

Little Men (1871), by Louisa May Alcott, continues the beloved saga that began with Little Women.

The novel follows Jo March Bhaer and her husband, who run a school for boys at Plumfield. Here, children from different walks of life learn not just reading and arithmetic, but lessons of honesty, kindness, courage, and responsibility. From mischievous pranks to heartfelt struggles, the boys' adventures capture the spirit of childhood and the guidance of Jo's nurturing wisdom.

Filled with humor, warmth, and moral insight, Little Men paints a vivid portrait of family life and education in 19th-century America. Beyond entertainment, it is a touching meditation on the power of love, guidance, and second chances to shape young lives.

As the sequel to Little Women and the prelude to Jo's Boys, this novel remains a treasured classic for readers of all ages.

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