Anne of Green Gables. Anne of Avonlea

"Anne of Green Gables" by Canadian author L. M. Montgomery is the complete version of one of the classic novels, among the most beautiful and widely read in world literature, which tells the adventures and feats of Anne Shirley, an orphan girl who grew up working from infancy, a lively girl full of life who at 11 became a worthy member of the Cuthbert family in Avonlea. Her boundless imagination, love of nature, sincere outbursts, fluent and nonstop speech, and adventures in search of the best in herself and her companions leave you breathless. They win everyone's hearts. Her determination to achieve the unachievable puts Anne at the top of the lists of the best: at school, at college, in recitations, etc. A girl who knows what she wants and makes every effort to get it. With her big world she awakens long-dormant love in Marilla and Matthew, devotes herself wholeheartedly to friendship with Diana, and for years remains proud toward Gilbert, whom she does not forgive for the insult. She is always ready to help, but her devotion ultimately belongs to Marilla, and this is very moving. The book has wonderful descriptions, most of which come through Anne's fantastic descriptions.