This book is not only in the same strain as Anne of Green Gables, but also opens up new suspense and expectation. This is a good book worth reading. Lucy montgomery (1874 ~ 1942) is a Canadian woman writer. At the age of 30, she wrote Anne of Green Gables, that is, Anne with Red Hair.
After publication, it quickly became a best seller, reprinted 6 times a year, and printed 15 times in the UK the following year. The words of the great writer Mark Twain are also packed in piles of letters. He was sickly in his later years, and Anne's story lit up his predicament. He wrote excitedly: "Annie is the most touching and favorite image of children after the immortal Alice (the protagonist of Alice in Wonderland)."
Encouraged by Mark Twain, the woman writer wrote six novels in succession: Girl Anne, which describes the story of Anne as a primary school teacher in her hometown; Anne, a female college student, wrote that Anne studied for a bachelor's degree and experienced making friends and falling in love. Anne in the Wind tells a colorful story about her becoming a middle school principal after graduating from college by writing a letter to her fiance.
Anne in the Dream Cabin tells the story that Anne has started her married life and is still full of love and curiosity about everything. Anne of Warm Fireplace Villa, where Anne runs a big family with six children. At this point, she really matured; Rainbow Valley, where children grow up, Anne gives them education of enthusiasm, happiness and love. All written by the original author.
Because it is interesting, it is cute.
Matthew and Marilla are unmarried brothers and sisters in Yafenli Village, Prince Edward Island, Canada. They live in a farmhouse with green gables.
As they grow older, they plan to go to the orphanage to adopt a boy to help them manage the farm and reduce their pressure, but the orphanage sent them a girl, Anne.
Annie, 1 1 years old, thin and small, with a big mouth, big eyes, freckles and red hair.