
ANNE OF AVONLEA - by Lucy Maud Montgomery - To my former teacher HATTIE GORDON SMITH in grateful remembrance of her sympathy and encouragement.
I An Irate Neighbor
II Selling in Haste and Repenting at Leisure
III Mr. Harrison at Home
IV Different Opinions
V A Full-fledged Schoolma’am
VI All Sorts and Conditions of Men... and women
VII The Pointing of Duty
VIII Marilla Adopts Twins
IX A Question of Color
Anne has settled into her beloved Avon Avonlea as the new schoolmistress, carrying a head full of Virgil and a heart brimming with lofty dreams for her pupils. She spends afternoons watching clouds drift over Mr. J. A. Harrison’s farm, imagining the future leaders she might inspire. Her days are a blend of poetry, lesson plans, and the everyday magic of a small island community that cherishes both tradition and imagination.
When the enigmatic Mr. Harrison arrives, his brusque manner and unconventional habits quickly stir gossip among the locals. Anne, ever curious and compassionate, finds herself both bewildered and intrigued by his odd routines, especially his disdain for “foolish” ideas about women’s roles. Their uneasy encounters set the stage for a series of lively lessons that test Anne’s patience, humor, and belief in the power of kindness.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (483K characters)
Release date
2006-03-08
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1874–1942
Best known for creating Anne of Green Gables, this Canadian writer turned the landscapes and small-town life of Prince Edward Island into stories that have charmed readers for generations. Her books mix warmth, humor, and imagination with a sharp eye for loneliness, ambition, and home.
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