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Eight Cousins, 1875. (Public Domain/via Wikimedia) Two children’s classics raise a proposition worth considering: Women have a decided influence over men. Little Women is so beloved (quite deservedly) that many readers forget Louisa May Alcott’s other delightful stories for young people. Jo’s Boys continues the treasured story of the March sisters, Jack and Jill is sweet and tinged with sadness. But among her most interesting works is the two-book series composed of Rose in Bloom (1876). Beginning when our protagonist is 13, these books tell the tale of Rose Campbell, orphan and heiress. Advertisement After her father dies, Rose is sent to live with her guardian, kind Uncle Alec, in a mansion located in close proximity to her many aunts. To her horror, she is also thrust into the midst of her seven boy cousins, with all their antics and lively ways. Alcott has an amusing way with her characters, and her pen paints them remarkably well. Each a

Rose campbellLouisa may alcottEight cousinsUncle alecAunt myraCarrie gressAnti mary exposedAunt jessieTwo childrens classics raisea proposition worth considering women havea decided influence over menஉயர்ந்தது கேம்ப்பெல்லூயிசா இருக்கலாம் அல்காட்எட்டு உறவினர்கள்மாமா அலெக்அத்தை மைராகேரி கிரஎஸ்ச்எதிர்ப்பு மேரி அம்பலமானது