A review by davastewart
Rilla of Ingleside by L.M. Montgomery

3.0

Who knew there was a sequel to Anne of Green Gables? I didn't, until well into it! This is a slow moving, old fashioned story - the heroine is assumed to be engaged because a boy asked her not to kiss anyone else until he returned from the war - but, it was interesting to read a story set during WWI as I don't know much about it.

If you don't care for girly stories, or Canadian stories, or old fashioned stories, this one isn't for you. But sometimes it isn't so bad to read something a bit dated and archaic.