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Loading... Anne's House of Dreams (original 1917; edition 2011)by L. M. Montgomery
Work detailsAnne's House of Dreams by L. M. Montgomery (1917)
None. Parts of this book really broke my heart. I actually cried! But I somehow don't like Anne growing up so much. I do wish we had a little more of Gilbert, though. (  ) shanaqui | Apr 9, 2013 |  For some reason, the New York Public library does not own a copy of this book, so I've never been able to read it. The Hong Kong Public Library, however, does and, luckily for me, my uncle has a library card. (  ) VikkiLaw | Apr 4, 2013 | I love this book. I laugh, I cry. All of it. It's such a great continuation of the Anne storyline. It was hard to give up all the old Avonlea characters, though. ( ) leftik | Apr 3, 2013 | - audiobook - All of my favorite characters are gone, Anne doesn't get into any trouble, and Gilbert is one-dimensional and mostly absent. Are there really only like 5 people Anne ever interacts with? The only thing I could think of during the whole book is how BORING it must be. I felt sorry for her. (  ) norabelle414 | Jan 14, 2013 | I wasn't sure if I was going to find much going in this at at the beginning, as it seemed like an exercise in describing the landscape. When both Owen Ford and Leslie Moore both confess their love for the other to Anne and she has to keep both their confidences, Anne loses her first baby, and "Dick" Moore goes for surgery to restore his memory, it became very interesting. ( ) eliorajoy | Sep 1, 2012 | no reviews | add a review
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