About this book
Lucy Maud Montgomery's beloved coming-of-age classic, Anne of Green Gables, follows the spirited adventures of Anne Shirley, a talkative eleven-year-old orphan girl whose arrival at a small Prince Edward Island farm transforms everyone around her. When middle-aged siblings Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert decide they need help managing their property, they request an orphan boy from the local asylum—but due to a fortunate mix-up, fiery-haired Anne arrives instead. What begins as a mistake becomes a blessing as the imaginative, chatty girl quickly wins over the quiet, reserved siblings with her irrepressible charm and infectious enthusiasm.
As Anne settles into life in the rural community of Avonlea, she navigates the challenges of fitting in with her peers while balancing her vivid imagination against society's expectations. Her journey from misfit orphan to beloved member of the community is filled with humor, heartwarming moments, and valuable lessons about self-discovery and acceptance. Montgomery masterfully captures Anne's stumbles through social customs, her creative misadventures, and her gradual maturation, all while celebrating the power of imagination and individuality.
Perfect for listeners of all ages, this timeless story remains a treasured classic that resonates across generations. Whether you're revisiting Anne's journey or experiencing it for the first time, this audiobook delivers warmth, laughter, and the magic of a young girl learning to embrace who she truly is.
