This book holds a very special corner in my heart, for while reading about the lives of the four March sisters I realised that my own character is a blend of traits from Meg, Amy, Beth and Jo; and that I possess a bit of each of their distinctive features in my soul. Honestly, this made the events in the book more relatable and familiar to me since I had the chance to empathize with the feelings, thoughts and decisions of the March sisters.
Just like Meg, I have a girlish fancy for pretty clothes and comfortable lifestyles. I enjoy dressing up and attending to elegant events, as Meg does. Most people I know tell me that I have always been mature for my age, so I dare say that Amy March's graceful manners and her "precocious" behaviours are similar to mine, though I never want to give the wrong impression that I am arrogant or conceited, since I don't put any particular effort in order to be dignified. I mean, it's just how my character is; something I can't change, because of its completely natural presence. As for Beth March, I can't help noticing the strong resemblance between her introvert soul and mine. Among the four sisters, Beth is the most tranquil, silent and calm one; yet she is contented with her life, doing the things she likes on her own, and preferring to be absorbed in her small but pleasant hobbies instead of spending her time in the crowded society. A part of me is just like Beth, in terms of her tendency to live a quiet and peaceful life.
Now, if you asked me to make a comparison between the sisters, and decide which one I feel myself closest to, I would probably say Jo March. A huge part of my personality consists of Jo's traits, and throughout the book I always found myself relating to her sweet or bitter experiences, and comparing them with my