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A review by ninetalevixen
Anne of the Island by L.M. Montgomery
4.5
This might be my favorite in the series, at least at this point in my life. Admittedly I'm currently particularly nostalgic for college days and especially that college social life (including but not limited to somewhat-reluctant romance), but Anne's experiences always seem much more delightful than mine ever did, even in rosy hindsight.
Also, I would argue that this installment has the strongest Anne/Gilbert content. Diana and Priscilla are great, obviously, and more than given their due regard, but I can't honestly say that I mostly read this series for the platonic friendships.
Also, I would argue that this installment has the strongest Anne/Gilbert content. Diana and Priscilla are great, obviously, and more than given their due regard, but I can't honestly say that I mostly read this series for the platonic friendships.