Anne of Avonlea
Unabridged Original Classic Edition
by L. M. Montgomery
This complete and unabridged edition is not an electronic scan or reproduction. The text has been formatted and edited by human editors, based on the classic original edition, and is printed on heavyweight bright white paper with a fully laminated cover. A generous 6×9 page size and 11-point print make this edition easier on the eyes than typical reprint or “grocery store book rack” paperbacks.
Anne of Avonlea by L. M. Montgomery is a charming sequel to Anne of Green Gables, continuing the adventures of the imaginative and spirited Anne Shirley. Set in the picturesque village of Avonlea, the novel follows Anne as she embarks on a new chapter in her life as a young adult, having just graduated from Queen’s Academy. Now a teacher at her former school, Anne must navigate the challenges of shaping the minds of her young students while balancing her boundless creativity with the responsibilities of adulthood. Continue reading “Anne of Avonlea”
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