Anne's House of Dreams
About this ebook
Moving to the picturesque seashore of Four Winds Point, Anne Shirley embarks on the next chapter in her life alongside her husband, Gilbert Blythe. In Four Winds, Anne and Gilbert meet a host of intriguing characters. Captain Jim, a former sailor turned lighthouse keeper, shares his sea-faring tales and wisdom with the newlyweds. Miss Cornelia Bryant, a forthright unmarried woman in her forties, becomes an unexpected yet cherished friend. Anne also forms a deep bond with Leslie Moore, a young woman whose tragic past and resilient spirit touch her heart.
Originally published in 1917, Anne's House of Dreams is a charming tale of love, friendship, and the complexities of two people building a life together.
Read & Co. Children's is proudly republishing Anne's House of Dreams as the fifth volume of Montgomery's matching Anne of Green Gables collection – a beautifully made keepsake edition for the re-reader, complete with a brand-new introductory biography of the author.
Key features:
- The fifth volume of L. M. Montgomery's matching Anne of Green Gables series.
- Montgomery's 1917 novel of Anne and Gilbert's first married home at Four Winds Point.
- Captain Jim, Miss Cornelia Bryant, and Leslie Moore enter the Avonlea cast.
- A beautiful collector's edition to extend the matching Anne of Green Gables Series.
- A new introductory biography of Lucy Maud Montgomery (1874–1942).
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About the author
L. M. Montgomery (1874–1942) was a Canadian author whose fiction drew on the landscape of her native Prince Edward Island. Her first novel, Anne of Green Gables (1908), has sold more than fifty million copies and been translated into thirty-six languages. Throughout her life, she wrote more than twenty novels across several beloved series – the further Anne books, the Emily of New Moon trilogy, the Story Girl books, and the Pat of Silver Bush novels – as well as standalones such as Jane of Lantern Hill. Her work remains among the best-loved in classic children's literature.
