Alcott, Louisa May

Eight Cousins

When Rose arrives at the Aunt-hill grieving her parents, she steps into a bustling home full of aunts, cousins, and new routines. With the help of cheerful Phebe and the steady guidance of Uncle Alec, she begins to grow healthier, braver, and more at ease. As she spends time with different relatives, Rose discovers friendship, belonging, and the kind of home that truly fits her heart.

Eight Cousins

Moral

Takeaway

A loving home, patient guidance, and cheerful kindness can help a sensitive child grow strong and happy.

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