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A review by thatokiebird
The Alpine Path: The Story of My Career by L.M. Montgomery
3.0
I purchased this book back in 2013, and it has sadly sat on my shelf unread since that time. In the midst of my apparent Lucy Maud Montgomery book marathon this spring/summer, I finally picked this book up to learn a little more of the life and career of one of my favorite authors.
It was quite short, just under 100 pages, and made for a quick and simple read. Maud originally wrote these short chapters as autobiographical essays published in a Canadian magazine in the early 1900's. Therefore it doesn't quite translate into the most captivating book ever published, but I still enjoyed learning more about her in her own words.
It was quite short, just under 100 pages, and made for a quick and simple read. Maud originally wrote these short chapters as autobiographical essays published in a Canadian magazine in the early 1900's. Therefore it doesn't quite translate into the most captivating book ever published, but I still enjoyed learning more about her in her own words.