"Anne of Green Gables" Book Club Ideas Part 2

Did you grow up reading Anne of Green Gables or watching the movies? Most of us at book club did also. But there were a few of us who didn't know anything about Anne. 

It is never too late to read this story that is loved by the world and maybe you will fall in love with it too.

"Anne of Green Gables" Book Club Ideas Part 1

We have been wanting to read this book for a while now and we finally get to discuss it. Check out these book club food ideas for Anne of Green Gables. Robin put together the perfect menu for our book club night. We hope that this will inspire you also.

Book Review for "Anne of Green Gables" {by L.M. Montgomery}

TITLE OF THE BOOK: Anne of Green Gables

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AUTHOR: L.M. Montgomery

PUBLISHER: Puffin Classics (but there are over a thousand editions and many different publishers)

NUMBER OF PAGES: 464

YEAR PUBLISHED: 2014 (Originally in 1908)

READING LEVEL: Middle Grader

GENRE: Classics

BOOK SUMMARY: The lovely story of a young orphan who is accidentally placed in the quiet town of Avonlea. Anne’s story of her scrapes and successes pulled our book club right into Anne’s world. This coming-of-age novel is full of characters you instantly love and stories you feel in your young-girl heart.

Our Star Rating is...

A Tribute to Gilbert Blythe

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Dear Gilbert,

Before I could even read, I often found my mom lying in her bed late at night reading Anne of Green Gables. I remember the dictionary she kept on her night table because the author, Lucy Maud Montgomery, had an extensive vocabulary. What I didn't know at the time, was that those books would be made into a television film adaption in 1985. What I also didn't know was that you would enter my life and I would never be the same.