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Continues the adventures of Anne Shirley and her friends at college.
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This is my favourite part so far! I literally LOVED every word of it.❤️
I loved the first two books with all my heart but I will not be finishing this book. I just can't.
And trigger warning to anyone who has trouble with animal cruelty... there are two horrific scenes in this book. There might be more. I just couldn't keep reading.
I just can't get enough of this series, of these amazing and beautiful characters, of Avonlea and Anne and Gilbert.
This book wasn't that great at first, because I felt like Davy was such an annoying character. I mean, he's a little boy who makes mistakes, he's a child that's supposed to be annoying, but he was kinda making me not like the book as much as I wanted to.
But then Anne left for Redmond and there was so little of Davy that I started to fall in love with the book again. And oh, what an amazing journey it was. Anne is an adult now, she is in college, she's studying and she is working and she has grown into such a beautiful, brave woman.
Her character is so great because she is not perfect, she makes mistakes and it takes her so long to realize that love is just in front of her. I couldn't be mad at her, but I was sooooo happy when Anne and Gilbert finally declared their love for each othed. I cried so much and theey were tears of happiness. The book was so emotional and full of joy, I know it's going to live rent free in my heart from now on.
Re-read of a favorite classic from childhood/young adulthood. Anne's lovely adventures at college with her friends, both old and new.
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9 primary books12 released booksAnne of Green Gables is a 15-book series with 9 primary works first released in 1908 with contributions by Lucy Maud Montgomery, Budge Wilson, and 2 others.
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