Louisa M Alcott
Louisa May Alcott is one of the most famous women writers of all time. Alcott was a transenditialist who wrote semi-autobiographical books. ... Louisa M. Alcott was born in 1832 in Germantown, Pennsylvania. At the age of eight, Louisa and her family moved to Concord Mass. There Alcott and her family became close friends with Ralph Waldo Emerson. At the age of sixteen, Louisa wrote her first novel while teaching school. When Louisa was thirty years old she moved to D. ... Alcott also wrote gothic stories for magazines under a pseudonym. Louisa never married and died in 1888 only two days after the passing of her father. ... During the life of Alcott many changes in America were taking place. ... Although Alcott never took part in the campaign, she fully supported it. ... This change prevented Alcott to have many of her first works published. Alcott soon developed very fully the art of giving an example of the truth she wanted to convey while still appealing to young readers. ... Alcott knew that she had to connect with young readers and to do that she took what she had experienced in life and came up with a story line.