Book Review of Anne of Green Gables
The Children’s Book Review
Anne of Green Gables
Written by L.M. Montgomery
Ages 9+ | 320 Pages
Publisher: Chartwell Books | ISBN-13: 9780785840008
What to Expect: Fiction, Classics, Coming of Age, and Friendship
Anne of Green Gables is an extraordinary literary masterpiece that has stood the test of time and continues to capture the hearts and imaginations of readers worldwide, even after a century since its release.
The novel is an enchanting chronicle of the life of Anne Shirley, a charming and intelligent young girl with striking red hair who finds herself orphaned and alone. Despite initial challenges and setbacks, sent to live on the farm of Green Gables, Anne will work to win over the heart of her new guardians, Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert, who are seeking a boy (not a girl), as well as the people of Avonlea, through her wit, vivaciousness, and undeniable charisma.
Alongside the primary characters, readers are introduced to a delightful cast of secondary personalities who add depth and interest to the story. Busy-body Rachel Lynne, bosom-buddy Diana Barry, and classmate Gilbert Blythe are just a few examples of the unforgettable characters who enrich and enliven the plot, which is filled with unexpected twists, adventurous exploits, and heartwarming moments that will leave a lasting impression.
Ultimately, readers find themselves deeply connected to Anne and her unwavering spirit of perseverance, resilience, and optimism, which serves as an inspiration to us all. It is a must-read for anyone searching for an uplifting and engaging novel that stands the test of time.
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About the Author
The L.M. in L.M. Montgomery stands for Lucy Maud. Anne of Green Gables is the beginning a wonderful series inspired by L.M. Montgomery’s childhood experiences on Prince Edward Island and notes that she took as a young girl about a couple who were indeed sent an orphan girl instead of a boy.
What to Read Next If You Love Anne of Green Gables
- Anne of Avonlea, by L.M. Montgomery
- The Water and the Wild, by K.E. Ormsbee
- Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott
- A Little Princess, by Frances Hodgson Burnett
Bianca Schulze reviewed Anne of Green Gables. Discover more books like Anne of Green Gables by reading our reviews and articles tagged with Fiction, Classics, Coming of Age, and Friendship.
