"Painful as it may be, a significant emotional event can be the catalyst for choosing a direction that serves us, and those around us, more effectively. Look for the learning." ~ Louisa May Alcott
Though Louisa May Alcott, (11-29-1832-03-06-1888) is often associated with the sweetness of her characters in Little Women, she was a tough woman, shaped largely by her experience growing up in poverty. The beloved writer wrote what she called "moral pap" for the young" because it paid well.
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One of my favorite writers, and a huge reason why I am a writer today.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite writers, and a huge reason why I am a writer today.
ReplyDeleteKait, I'm fascinated by this woman. She was well ahead of her time.
ReplyDeleteKait, I'm fascinated by this woman. She was well ahead of her time.
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