《Little women》读后感

Little women

The March family had four girls, and they were Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy. Their father was away at the war in the South. Because the March family was poor and the bring up of four girls was a big load to their mother, the four girls tried to do something to help the family. Meg and Jo found a part-time job. Beth and Amy tried their effort to do some housework.

The occasion of Christmas, the four girls of March family decided that they would all try very hard to be good. They would never be cross, or lazy, or selfish—and they would all help each other. Meg was the oldest one and she was determined to no longer complain about the work was bad and no beautiful clothes to wear. Jo was determined not to argue and got angry with people, not run around like a boy, tried to be a young lady. Shy Beth would try hard to become brave. Little Amy would care less about herself and more about others.

The four girls helped and loved each other, and they loved their mother and father very much. For example, when Jo said:”the slippers are old, and mother needs a new pair.” the four girls all argued that she should buy a new pair for their mother. The four girls bought Christmas present to their mother and not bought anything for theirselves. When Mrs March need money to visit her

husband, Jo sold her lovely, thick, long hair and said:” don’t cry, Beth, I wanted to do something for father, and selling my hair was the only thing I could think of doing. I’ll soon have a curly head again, which will be short and easy to keep tidy.”But later, when Beth and Amy were asleep and Meg was lying awake, she heard Jo crying about her hair.

My family also has four girls, but we argue and fight and agony our parents often. Why the four girls got along with each other and loved their parents? The education way of Mr& Mrs March contributed this.

The letter from Mr March said:”give them all my love and a kiss. I think of them every day. I know they will be loving children to you, and that when I come back, I will be prouder than ever of my little women.” The letter was full of miss, pride and compliment to his daughters. After Mr March came home, he said:” I remember when this hand was white and smooth. It was pretty then, but to me it’s much prettier now. I’m proud of this hard-working hand, Meg.”He smiled and looked at Jo sitting opposite.” her hair may be short, but I see a young lady now. Her face is thin and white from worrying, but I’m sure I’ll love the warm-hearted woman who has taken her place.”“She’s not as shy as she used to be,” said her father lovingly, and he held Beth close when he rememberd how near they had