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Works by Fiona McHugh

Road to Avonlea: The Complete First Season [1990 TV mini-series] (2005) — Screenwriter — 30 copies, 1 review
The Avonlea Album (1991) 26 copies
Road to Avonlea: The Complete Third Season (2008) — Screenwriter — 14 copies, 1 review
Road to Avonlea: The Complete Television Series (2013) — Screenwriter — 11 copies
Lantern Hill [1990 film] (1991) — Screenwriter — 9 copies

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female
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screenwriter
Nationality
Canada
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Canada

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Road to Avonlea takes on a more mature tone this season as the characters of Avonlea grow and continue to face overwhelming hardships, as well as pleasant surprises. Sara Stanley shocks Avonlea when she announces she is leaving to study in Paris, and Felicity King finally accepts Gus’s proposal of marriage – only to learn that he is lost at sea.
Sara Stanley (Sara Polley) and her cousins continue to wreak havoc and land in trouble, much to the adults’ dismay and disapproval. The second season is a treasure trove of adventure, mystery, romance, family rivalry and comedy.
Sara has blossomed into an independent and self-assured young lady, but one that still has a penchant for trouble. Now a fully-integrated member of Avonlea society, she begins to think about the day she must leave the security of her new home.
The series begins as Sara Stanley (Sarah Polley) is forced to live with her deceased mother's relatives, the King Family, in the charming town of Avonlea, Prince Edward Island. Sara's story is intertwined with many unforgettable L.M. Montgomery characters from the cast of the original "Anne of Green Gables" mini-series, as Sara's journey down the 'Road to Avonlea' takes her and the entire King Family through tales of romance and fantasy, tragedy and comedy.

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Works
20
Members
644
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#39,180
Rating
4.1
Reviews
8
ISBNs
30
Languages
3

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