Beth March is a fictional character from the classic novel Little Women, written by Louisa May Alcott. She is the third sister in the March family, known for her gentle and kind nature. Beth is often portrayed as shy and introverted, with a deep love for music, particularly the piano. Throughout the story, Beth's character embodies selflessness and compassion, often caring for others before herself. Her health struggles and eventual decline serve as a poignant element in the narrative, highlighting themes of family, sacrifice, and the impact of illness on loved ones.