by L.M. Montgomery
What a melancholy book. (There will be some spoilers here for the story of the Blythe family: be warned.) A collection of stories in which the Blythes are more or less tangential – "quoted", bracketed by post-Great War snippets of Blythe conversation and poetry by Anne and Walter. Actually, in a fai...
I don't remember much about this book. I may have liked it more than a three, but I don't know. I am an Anne lover, so I read all of them (and watched the CBC version bajillions of times [own it:], and watched Chronicles of Avonlea...), but I read them in sort of an Anne mania, and they all blended...
L.M. Montgomery=joy. Although…these are all set in Avonlea and several of them mention Walter and…okay, I hope I’m not spoiling Rilla of Ingleside for anyone, but Walter was my favorite Blythe child and I cried buckets of tears in Rilla, and whenever anyone mentions Walter my throat starts getting a...
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