Anne of Avonlea
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L. M. Montgomery
L.M. Montgomery published Anne of Green Gables, her first novel about Anne Shirley, in 1908, and went on to write seven more books about the impulsive, romantic dreamer with a redheaded temper. In this second story, Anne is nearly grown and is a teacher in the village school. The stories of Anne's antics have delighted readers for nearly a century and are sure to remain classics.
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Author
L. M. Montgomery
Pages
416
Publisher
Simon and Schuster
Published Date
2005-10
ISBN
1416903283 9781416903284
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"So you’re telling me that I read all this in hopes of finally getting the Anne and Gilbert romance storyline and it doesn’t even happen in this book?!? Color me disappointed. I’m not sure I have it in me to read the next one, but I can acknowledge that the books are classics for a reason. I would feel differently about the books if I had read them as a young girl, but seeing as I just read Anne of Green Gables a couple years ago, they don’t have the elements of similarity of age or nostalgia that would keep me interested. I feel like it was slightly worthwhile to read, as I got a couple of laughs out of it, and again, it’s a classic and there is no better time to read classics than now."
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Allie Peduto
"I know many people complain that not much happens in this series but I still love them. They remind me of lazy Saturday mornings watching little house on the prairie."
Isa
"Anne deserves all the stars!! The Anne of Green Gables series just might be my favorite books of all time! I love how Anne faces life with childlike whimsy, and finds others around her who do the same! Also, I aspire to be Miss Lavendar, living my best life alone in a little cottage. Oh, how I love Anne!!!"
Joanna Highfill
"Enjoyable, but not as engaging as Anne of Green Gables."
Brittany Whelchel Hicks
"Very good. Not enough Gilbert. Worried for Dora's well being. Resisting the urge to psychoanalyze all."
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