Cambios de humor

Moods was the first novel published by the famous American author Louisa May Alcott. Appearing in 1864, four years before her great success Little Women, and rewritten almost twenty years later (version presented here), it unconventional portrays a 17-year-old "Little Woman", sincere and passionate, as was her own. author), who longs for an existence full of adventures. The story begins when Sylvia embarks on a pleasure trip down the river with her brother and two friends, Adam and Geoffrey -rival suitors inspired by the philosophers Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson- who fall madly in love with she. Sylvia feels the strength of Adam's magnetism and strong character, but she also greatly values ??Geoffrey's tender and sensitive friendship. Being dominated by her mood swings and ruled more by emotion than reason, Sylvia may make wrong judgments in love. In short, a skein of feelings that the author will dedicate herself to unraveling with her suggestive and unmistakable prose and that leaves her readers wondering if there is a place for a woman like Sylvia in a world of men.