Voices In The Park by Browne, Mortal Engines by Reeve and Little Women by Alcott

"Some ideas about childhood and childhood motivate authors and decide how to write and their content." - Hunter not only points out the authors' thoughts on children, but also readers are also interested in children and childhood They have their own assumptions and views about the period. Therefore, in this article we will explore various ideologies on children's and childhood concepts to consider Hunt's remarks. Especially childhood

The little woman at Louisa May Alcott is a small woman from Louisa May Alcott. It is in the small town of New England in the 1800s. It is about families and girls who grew in the 1800s and what they have to face. Even all the girls have to experience experiencing growth pains. This book was a very sad book when Beth died. The four protagonists are Meg, Jo, Amy, Beth, and the story is developed around four girls and their living life. Marmee's girl's mother is another different leader. Because she always supports them at every decision, even if they do not get anything for Christmas, they help them overcome the storm.

First of all, in the story of a small woman, Joe 's self - sustained value reflects the independence of Louisa May Alcott. In the introduction of a small woman, Camille Cauti shared her experience by Alcott and Jo sharing the desire to become a writer and "a strong interest in female autonomous assertion" and being away from New England state He said that he spread it. (Cauti xxiii) Alcott is strongly dependent on my own decisions Among the small women, Joe takes care of other family members that their identities become "fathers" when their fathers leave I feel that I depend on myself. Joe decides how Joe's role reflects the independence of a small woman when Joe writes his book (Alcott 157). Post it