20 Louisa May Alcott Quotes That Will Encourage You to Achieve Your Highest Aspirations
Louisa May Alcott (November 29, 1832 - March 6, 1888) was an American author best known for her classic novel Little Women.
Alcott’s family was very poor so she and her sisters were forced to start working at an early age. Louisa struggled with her family’s financial status and vowed that someday she would become rich and famous. She confronted a society that offered little opportunity to women and did everything she could to help her "dear ones." For many years Louisa worked whatever job she could find.
Alcott had a rich imagination and writing was an early passion for her. She began with poetry and short stories, and always depicted women as strong and self-reliant.
She wrote her most famous novel Little Women based on recollections of her own childhood. Although she had to write it under pressure, due to her family's needs, the book was an instant success and has never been out of print since.
Known for being a
feminist and an abolitionist, Alcott worked as a Civil War nurse, fought
against slavery, and even went door-to-door in Massachusetts to encourage women
to vote.
Hare are 20 Louisa May
Alcott quotes that will encourage you to achieve your highest aspirations.