Question

in Lousia may Alcott author and activist what is the author viewpoint regarding how little came to be written A writing about a family molded after her own was a dream come true for Alcott B Alcott was excited to write little women since she knew it would bring her financial success C Alcott was unfairly forced into writing it by her farther and publisher D a book about a traditional family was exactly the type of novel that Alcott should have writtern

Answer 1

Louisa May Alcott's viewpoint regarding "Little Women" can be best expressed by option A: "A writing about a family molded after her own was a dream come true for Alcott."

Alcott drew inspiration from her own experiences and family dynamics, which significantly influenced the characters and themes in "Little Women." While financial considerations and the pressures from her publisher may have played a role in her decision to write the book, her motivation was deeply rooted in her personal life and aspirations for a narrative that reflected her own values and experiences.