Anne of Green Gables: Anne of Avonlea (Series #2) (Paperback)

from KimMR

I came to this second installment in the Anne of Green Gables series with no clear memory of having read it as a child, although I'm fairly sure that I did. This means that I lack the strong emotional attachment to the book and to the series as a whole which I know is felt by many readers. When I...

from sandra.k.heinzman

I never read this series as a child, and don't know why not! I loved it; I am a kindred spirit to Anne, lol! I will read the entire series this year and see if I can find the tv series as well. What a great classic series! Now I want even more to visit Prince Edward Island in Canada - some day.

from apartmentcarpet

Nothing could ever be as good as the first book of the series - Anne of Green Gables. But still, further adventures of all the favorite characters is very comforting and familiar. Anne is too grown up now for the kind of delightful scrapes in the first book, but a host of new young characters mak...

from Mialro

Kind of a charming story, and Anne isn't too bad, but the main reason I read these is for the lovely imagery and descriptions, idealized setting, and romantic imagination of the author.

from ThorneStaff

Anne has graduated from Queen's Academy and taken the Avonlea school, while Gilbert works at the White Sands school a few miles away. Here she meets a cast of new characters, some of them younger siblings of her school friends, some (like Paul Irving, an instant kindred spirit) newcomers to the I...