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Alcott (1832-,-1888) is an American writer. Born in Germantown, Pennsylvania in June 1832 1 1. Her father, Bronson alcott, from Harmonious Massachusetts, is a self-taught philosopher, school reformer and utopian activist. His life is addicted to the ideal pursuit of not being able to undertake family life. The burden of life fell on his wife, and then on his enterprising second daughter, Louisa Rice. Alcott, body, textbook of Louisa school, worked as a tailor, nurse and laundryman, and went out as a servant at the age of 15.
Louisa 10 years old is keen on amateur performances. She wrote her first musical at the age of 0/5, and began to publish poems and sketches at the age of 2/0.
1868, the publishing house suggested that she write the story "The Girl's Book", and she wrote "The Memory of Little Women". In the book Blue Joe March, her sisters Anna and Elizabeth are divided into Meg, Amy and Beth. This book is based on many stories in real life, but in real life, alcott has more economic conditions than her parade. Judging from the author's expectation, she is a "little woman" who has touched the hearts of countless American readers, especially female readers. Later, Louisa and the Subsequent Little Man and Joe's Boy 1873 formed the newly published autobiographical work Experience Story.