Book Club October | Little Women

A timeless coming-of-age story about sisterhood, ambition, love and finding your own path. Little Women is a much-loved classic following the four March sisters as they grow from childhood into adulthood, each navigating their own hopes, challenges and expectations. Type: Classic Fiction / Coming-of-Age Themes: Sisterhood, family, independence, ambition, love and loss Tone: Warm, heartfelt, nostalgic We’ll explore the contrasting personalities of the March sisters, the choices they make and the expectations placed upon women at the time. Expect a lively discussion about family, independence, sacrifice—and whether Jo made the right romantic choice! 📖 About the book Growing up in Massachusetts during the American Civil War, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy March share a close family bond—but each sister has very different ideas about the life she wants to lead. While Meg dreams of love and a family of her own, fiercely independent Jo is determined to become a writer. Gentle Beth finds happiness close to home, while ambitious Amy longs for beauty, culture and a more sophisticated life. As the sisters experience friendship, romance, disappointment and loss, they begin to discover who they are—and what it means to grow up without losing sight of themselves. ✍️ About the author Louisa May Alcott was an American novelist, poet and campaigner for women’s rights. First published in two parts in 1868 and 1869, Little Women was inspired by Alcott’s own childhood with her three sisters. The novel became an immediate success and remains one of the world’s best-loved classics, celebrated for its memorable characters, progressive ideas and honest portrayal of family life and female ambition. ✨ Your ticket includes: A welcome Bellini on arrival 10% off purchases made that evening Guided discussion in a relaxed, flower-filled setting