Sotto i fiori di lillà

The depiction of childhood feels so genuine and nostalgic. I'm curious if Alcott drew from her own experiences or aimed for a universal childhood ideal.

The characters' explorations and friendships reminded me of my own childhood adventures. Did others find this story sparked similar memories?

The countryside atmosphere adds a lot of charm, but I'm wondering if Alcott's own upbringing influenced this setting or if it was chosen for its idyllic qualities.