Anne’s House of Dreams by Lucy Maud Montgomery

Description

Anne’s House of Dreams is a book by Lucy Maud Montgomery, first published in 1917, and is the fifth novel in the cherished Anne of Green Gables series. Set shortly after Anne Shirley’s marriage to Gilbert Blythe, it marks the beginning of her life in Four Winds Harbour. This entry in the series reflects Montgomery’s deep affection for Prince Edward Island’s coastal landscapes and the steady rhythms of small seaside communities, offering readers a blend of romance, domestic life, and character-driven storytelling. The novel follows Anne and Gilbert as they settle into their first home together, the charming “house of dreams” that gives the book its title. Here Anne forges connections with a group of memorable characters, including the wise and steadfast Captain Jim, the gentle Cornelia Bryant, and the enigmatic Leslie Moore. Through these friendships, Anne’s new life takes shape, bringing emotional depth and a sense of belonging to this quiet corner of the island. Daily life in Four Winds unfolds through richly observed moments, from the couple’s early married routines to Anne’s encounters around the harbour. Themes of love, resilience, community, and the search for meaning weave through the narrative. Montgomery’s signature warmth, lyrical descriptions, and thoughtful insight into human nature are fully present here, making the book a favourite among fans of classic childrens literature, and uplifting fiction.

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Formats: PDF, epub, AZW3
Page Count (PDF): 146
Illustrations: No
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