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Louisa May Alcott

The Influential Female Novelist


          Hey, it is me again. This time i really want to tell you lots of thing about my favourite public figure. She is Louisa May Alcott. She is one of the most influential female writer and poets. She is an author of many books such as Little Women, Little Men, Jo’s Boys. 

She was born on November 29, 1832 in Germantown. She is the second daughter of Amos Alcott and Abby May. She is the second of 4 siblings. She has 3 sisters; Anna Bronson Alcott, Elizabeth Sewall Alcott, and Abigail May Alcott.

In 1834, Louisa’s father established a school with Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau. His opinion on education influenced Louisa. In Louisa’s early study, she got lots of lesson from many famous writer such as Henry David Thoreau who is the one that gave her inspiration to write.

When the second world war emerged, she served as a nurse ina Hospital in Georgetown, DC. She intended to serve there for 3 months but she got sick. When she worked there, she wrote many things about the hospital, including many mismanagement that happened there.

Alcott’s family suffered from finanial issues so she helped her family by working as a teacher, domestic helper, and writer. In 1960’s Alcott began to write for the Atlantic monthly and in her early career, she loved to use the pen name A.M. Bernard when she was writing novels about revenge.

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Her most famous novel is Little Women. This novel is about the March family that has a serious financial issue. This family includes a mother, a father, and four daughters. The father of this family have to serve his country by fighting in a war, so, he left his wife and daughters at home without enough money. But in that condition, the March family still managed themselves to be grateful and happy.
Louisa said that this book was inspired by her family, especially her sisters. She thinks that she has a similar character with Jo March (one of the character in Little Women) and her sisters personality are similar with the March siblings.


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Louisa May Alcott died on March 6, 1888 on age 55 in Boston Massachusets, U.S. and got buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in Concord Massachusets. before she died, she had said wise words that inspired people. my favourite quote is "I am not scared of storms, for i am learning how to sail my ship"






Questions:
1. Who is the one that gave Louisa inspirations to write novels?
2. What is Louisa May Alcott's most famous novel?
3. Where did Louisa died?
4. When did she began to write for the Atlantic Monthly?
5. Why did she work as a teacher, domestic helper, and a writer?

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