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Anne of Avonlea (Anne of Green Gables, #2)
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"We always love best the people who need us."
The second book of Anne picks up immediately after Anne of Green Gables, to move across her first two years back at Avonlea as the school teacher. To be honest, I'm one of those who felt in love with the original mainly because how entertaining little Anne's life was. It took a bit getting used to the new period. However, with introduction of several new characters, some of which share certain characteristics of little Anne, made the book have some similarities with the first book.
The way Anne see the world is still as beautiful as ever, and had become more poetic. Given the ending of the first book, which introduced a bit of a sadness, it is obvious most reader of Anne of Green Gables would most likely move through Anne of Avonlea, and they will definitely be satisfied.
"After all, when one can see stars and skies like that, little disappointments and accidents can't matter so much, can they?"
The second book of Anne picks up immediately after Anne of Green Gables, to move across her first two years back at Avonlea as the school teacher. To be honest, I'm one of those who felt in love with the original mainly because how entertaining little Anne's life was. It took a bit getting used to the new period. However, with introduction of several new characters, some of which share certain characteristics of little Anne, made the book have some similarities with the first book.
The way Anne see the world is still as beautiful as ever, and had become more poetic. Given the ending of the first book, which introduced a bit of a sadness, it is obvious most reader of Anne of Green Gables would most likely move through Anne of Avonlea, and they will definitely be satisfied.
"After all, when one can see stars and skies like that, little disappointments and accidents can't matter so much, can they?"
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Loved this book.
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Patrick wrote: "Loved this book."Glad to hear you enjoyed it!
My favorite Anne book of the series, I must have read this more than 10 times!! My favorite characters were Little Davy and Dora , Charlotte the Fourth and Miss Lavender Lewis. So glad to see you like the Anne series :)
Charvi wrote: "My favorite Anne book of the series, I must have read this more than 10 times!! My favorite characters were Little Davy and Dora , Charlotte the Fourth and Miss Lavender Lewis. So glad to see you l..."Yeah, Davy was one of the funniest ones of the entire series, and make everything quite amusing.. My favorite spot will always be with the first but this one's not that far behind. 😊
I love the vibes this book has , Anne is such a brilliant character and I agree , she does have a lovely and rather interesting view ☺️ .Glad you enjoyed this
Gamar wrote: "I love the vibes this book has , Anne is such a brilliant character and I agree , she does have a lovely and rather interesting view ☺️ .Glad you enjoyed this"
Always happy to meet a fellow Anne fan 😊 The first four books are my favorites, and it was wonderful to see her character grow in such a way.
