Invincible Louisa the Alcotts' friendship with Ralph Waldo Emerson, and recounts some of the events Louisa later used in Little Women, including meetings of the Pickwick Club and the death of one of Louisa's younger sisters, Elizabeth.
The story details Louisa May Alcott's close relationship with Ralph Waldo Emerson, and highlights certain events that inspired elements of her famous novel "Little Women." These include encounters with the Pickwick Club and the passing of one of her sisters, Elizabeth.