Alcott continues the main themes of the Little Women tetralogy in her other novel, Rose and the Seven Brothers. When shy and fragile Rose is orphaned, the entire extended Campbell family takes up her fate. Accustomed to the quiet corridors of a boarding school, she moves to a bustling home, where her great-aunts and aunts are eager to raise her as a lady and include her seven cousins ​​of varying ages in their games. Their dispute is resolved by the arrival of her guardian, Uncle Alec: at his instigation, walks, fascinating lessons, and a multitude of adventures are added to the schedule, returning Rose to a full life...