Anne of Green Gables
About this ebook
Hot-headed, strong-willed, and armed with a loose tongue, Anne Shirley is just eleven years old when she is mistakenly sent to the Cuthberts' farm at Green Gables. The ageing siblings, Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert, could not be more shocked when the fiery-haired Anne turns up in place of the boy they requested. Deciding to give the orphan a chance, they agree to let her stay so long as she helps with the farmwork.
Anne soon finds herself running into trouble. She takes the peaceful Avonlea community by storm, disturbing the steady rhythm of the villagers' life. Stubborn and keen to make a name for herself, Anne begins to make lifelong friends, and lifelong rivals, in this much-loved classic.
Read & Co. Children's is proudly republishing Anne of Green Gables as the first volume of Montgomery's matching Anne of Green Gables collection – a beautifully made keepsake edition for the re-reader, complete with a brand-new introductory biography of the author.
Key features:
- The first volume of L. M. Montgomery's matching Anne of Green Gables series.
- Montgomery's 1908 novel of a red-headed orphan finding her place on Prince Edward Island.
- The story of Anne Shirley arriving at the Cuthberts' farm in the village of Avonlea.
- An original illustrated map of the town of Avonlea.
- A beautiful collector's edition to begin the matching Anne of Green Gables Series.
- A new introductory biography of Lucy Maud Montgomery (1874–1942).
Discover more
Ratings and reviews
- Flag inappropriate
About the author
L. M. Montgomery (1874–1942) was a Canadian author whose fiction drew on the landscape of her native Prince Edward Island. Her first novel, Anne of Green Gables (1908), has sold more than fifty million copies and been translated into thirty-six languages. Throughout her life, she wrote more than twenty novels across several beloved series – the further Anne books, the Emily of New Moon trilogy, the Story Girl books, and the Pat of Silver Bush novels – as well as standalones such as Jane of Lantern Hill. Her work remains among the best-loved in classic children's literature.
