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A review by thapacki
Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery
5.0
A wonderful delightful book about a young red head, freckled, imaginative and talkative orphan girl named Anne with an E.
Reading this for the first time in my late 30s, I still found joy in her good humar nature and her insatiable desire for nature, friends and life. While she makes many funny mistakes, you learn to grow along with the character as she does. I almost wish I had a knack for naming places the way Anne does.
I also was able to see the book through the eyes of an adult and understand why parents do what they do with their kids. Trying to do their best to raise up a rambunctious and quick wit child.
I highly recommend you give this book a read and live through the eyes of one of the most fun loving little woman you will ever meet.
Reading this for the first time in my late 30s, I still found joy in her good humar nature and her insatiable desire for nature, friends and life. While she makes many funny mistakes, you learn to grow along with the character as she does. I almost wish I had a knack for naming places the way Anne does.
I also was able to see the book through the eyes of an adult and understand why parents do what they do with their kids. Trying to do their best to raise up a rambunctious and quick wit child.
I highly recommend you give this book a read and live through the eyes of one of the most fun loving little woman you will ever meet.