While reviewing the 1994 film adaptation of "Little Women," the "New York Times" noted that "as the gold standard for American girlhood, ['Little Women'] lingers in our collective consciousness as a wistful, inspiring memory." Since its initial publication in 1868, Louisa May Alcott's most beloved work has captured the imaginations of generations of girls (and many other readers), inspired numerous stage and film adaptations, and influenced countless children's coming of age novels in its wake. Whether you're reading "Little Women" for the first time or revisiting the charming tale, this vividly illustrated 1915 edition provides a lovely glimpse into the world of Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March.