#amy and jo march

[seraphiec]

olivia rodrigo's lacy feat. blair & serena.

[crinbyignby]

When the plot has four dumbass siblings who mess with each other

[rohirriiim]

Florence Pugh and Saoirse Ronan in LITTLE WOMEN     2019 | dir. Greta Gerwig

[wigglybunfish]

Been rereading Little Women recently... or technically, properly reading it for the first time. The last time I touched this book was when I was ten, and the book I touched was a shortened chinese edition (or was it just the first half? anyway) Here are the sisters in 21 century post covid and I think Beth would've loved the groundbreaking invention that is the Hoodie

[laurenillustrated]

The March Sisters 📚

Little Women illustration based on the book!

[reputayswift]

THE MARCH SISTERS as ORIGINAL ALBUMS OWNED BY TAYLOR SWIFT (inspired by x & x)

[ziyuanyuan1113]

Exploration art of the attic from Little Women. Drawing this was like making a dollhouse

[laurapetrie]

You made a princess of me.

Louisa May Alcott, Little Women (1869)

[elephantlovemedleys]

Little Women (1994) dir. Gillian Armstrong

[thestarlight3]

Little Women (1994) dir. Gillian Armstrong

[jessmalia]

[archibald-2017]

Something something being the awkward sister that feels like a complete failure and inadequate in comparison to her much more confident sister.

[hockey-and-timbits]

—Little Women, (Greta Gerwig, 2019)

[myladyrey]

i love that period piece of media (bridgerton, little women, pride and prejudice) with the eldest who dreams of love and getting married (daphne, meg, jane), the feminist daughter (eloise, jo, elizabeth), the quiet one who plays the piano (francesca, beth, mary), and the childish but lively youngest (hyacinth, amy, kitty/lydia).

[formulaheart]

Amy and Laurie were good but Jo losing her Teddy is one of the most heartbreaking things to ever happen in literature. Because it isn't just that she didn't love him and he wanted to marry her. It's that they loved each other too much and not in the same way, and grief of losing him was just a culmination of losing everything else, and growing up into something that is unfamiliar and being alone.

And it's just tough to think that one day somebody you thought would be around forever might still be around but it isn't for you. And that sometimes it is ultimately the love that you have for each other that breaks you apart. And that your sister won't always be sleeping across the hall from you. And there will eventually be a last day where all of your friends gather together as kids. And sometimes something that you dreamed about your whole childhood isn't something that ends up being for you. And sometimes no matter what we do to stop it, things and people and places will leave our lives anyway, and the trick is learning how to be okay with that, eventually.

(based off a conversation that @es-3 and i had the other day that i did NOT cry after)

[daemonsdarksister]

Laurie studies her face, and we know that he sees her and loves her

Laurie catches her face with his hands, and kisses her

LITTLE WOMEN (2019)

Florence Pugh and Timothée Chalamet <3