Mountain-Laurel and Maidenhair

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Alcott, renowned for her novel "Little Women," crafted a diverse range of literature in the mid-1860s, including passionate novels and sensational stories. Her wholesome tales for children garnered positive acclaim, leading her to primarily focus on this audience for the remainder of her career. Despite her shift towards children's literature, she remained a prolific writer until her passing, leaving a lasting impact on American literature.