Anne of Green Gables | Mary Claire Helldorfer, L.M.Montgomery, ...

Anne of Green Gables | Mary Claire Helldorfer, L.M.Montgomery, ... | Anne of Green Gables

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Anne of Green Gables

	Anne of Green Gables Mary Claire Helldorfer, L.M.Montgomery, ... Doubleday Books for Young Readers, 2001 - 40 pages average customer review:based on 310 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Anne Shirley, an indomitable young orphan girl, wins over every heart on Prince Edward Island when she comes to live with Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert. Reprint.

Truly a wonderful novel.

No matter what age you are or what genre of book you usually read, this is a terrific work of art. Everyone should take a rainy afternoon off to sit back, relax and read one of the greatest novels ever published. (And all other novels in the Anne of Green Gables series is just as exceptional!)

Anne of Green Gables

Book arrived in good condition and in a timely manner. Excellent rating for seller. Would purchase from seller in future.

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Comments on the Full Length Play (Dramatic Publishing)

This full-length play, adapted from L.M. Montgomery's novel, has roles for 6-12 men and 12-19 women, with extras as desired. The time period is the early 1900's. The place is Avonlea and other locations on Prince Edward Island, Canada. All locales in the play can easily be performed on a unit set, however.

This dramatization faithfully conveys the spirit, events, and characters of the original novel, from her youth to early adulthood. The flexible casting and simple unit set make this play an ideal choice for community and school groups to produce.

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A wonderful heartwarming book

I had never read this book for fear that it would be too much like Little House on the Prairie which I had heard were heartwarming books where nothing much ever happened. Though Anne of Green Gables is certainly heartwarming and describes the interesting but not action packed life of a young girl, Anne's character is not the ordinary sweet little girl that you might expect to read about. Though wanting to be good, Anne spends most of her time dreaming about "romantic" things such as a beautiful pond near by which she named the Lake of Shining Waters, and the demons and goblins that live in the Haunted Wood. Her chatter fills the entire book and barely a page goes by without her contemplating some fantastical thought. This is a beautifully written novel and there needs to be no wondering as to why it has endured for the one hundred years that it has.

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Girl classic

What girlhood is complete without the charming adventures of one of literature's most spritely heroines, Anne [with an e] Shirley? I've read this book time and time again since I was a child, and I still cannot get over just how much character and heart can be splashed into a single novel.

In the lovely world of a Victorian Canada the Cuthberts, an elderly brother and sister, decided to adopt a boy to help with farm work. However, there is a mistake and instead the awkward, idealistic Anne winds up in their home. She's an orphan who lives romantic dreams and is not afraid to speak her mind. She sounds irritating, but she is a fantastic, well-rounded character, as is everyone else. Anne quickly makes a name and a place for herself in her new home as she grows up through all the usual horrors of adolescence.

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