by L.M. Montgomery
Another of my favorites! (I love history) The Lexile level is HL710L. Since this series is set in the early 1900's and quilts were becoming popular, I would do a story quilt with a 3rd grade classroom. Students will illustrate their favorite part of the story, add captions, and glue their square ont...
Ah, Anne. :) One of my very favorites to return to, and a good reminder to remain plucky and romantic!
Flavia de Luce is an almost 12 year old accomplished chemist and mystery-solving genius, but she’s not without her problems. Buckshaw, her family’s estate, is teetering on ruin and slated to be sold. Flavia’s sisters, Feely and Daffy, do not attempt to hide their disdain for their little sister, and...
As seen on Stumptown Books.I had the boxed set of Anne of Green Gables sitting on a shelf next to the boxed sets of The Little House on the Prairie and The Chronicles of Narnia all through my childhood (I finished my reread of Little House last year, and I’m in the middle of Narnia right now). They ...
An all - time favorite.
This series is my favorite series of all time. I still pick them up and read them to this day. I need a new set because my copies are so worn.
Much preachier than I remembered. I rolled my eyes a lot.
Revisiting an old favorite via audiobook. Caruso captures Anne's spirit wonderfully well, and her narration is top-notch. The story is a bit more treacly than I remember at the beginning, and I found myself sympathizing with Marilla when Anne was nattering endlessly about some foolishness. I got ove...
Oh wow, this is the exact same Anne of Green Gables Box Set that I had as a child; which was bought in Cavendish PEI where these stories take place. Anne of Green Gables is an absolute unavoidable part of my childhood. When I think back to what I read as a child, this series stands out. Book 1 is...
Is there a better series for the young [usually girl] reader? Anyone could fall in love with this series, but sadly I doubt any pre-teen boy would be caught dead reading it. Mores the pity, as this series (and especially the first, Anne of Green Gables) is utterly charming. I always felt a special k...
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