Age
12
Origin
America
Amy Curtis Laurence was the youngest of the March sisters. Often "petted" because she was the youngest, Amy could be vain, spoiled, and selfish, and threw tantrums when she was unhappy. She was also more concerned with appearance than was healthy at her age, though her concerns could be somewhat comical, such as her obsession with her imperfect nose. Amy was also very dramatic. However, when she was sent to live with her Aunt March during Beth's illness, Amy realised how beloved and petted she had been at her own home, and this realisation caused her to change for the better. Though she never truly lost her desire to be popular or her fondness of luxuries, Amy matured into a graceful and compassionate woman who looked out for those less fortunate than her. Amy's one constant feature was her talent and passion for art, whether it is painting, sketching, or sculpting.
Tales of Little Women
Meg, faithful and gentle, Jo, independent and energetic, Beth, quiet and shy, Amy, amiable and precocious–the four sisters live vigorously and happily at home with their gentle mother while waiting for their father to return from the Civil War. Helping each other, they challenge their fates and grow up to become wonderful women.
