This is my second least favorite--only behind Anne of Windy Poplars. It's interesting to read about Anne's children and how they have inherited her gift of imagination, however, the book is not really about Anne anymore. The title is a bit misleading. It really is the beginning of stories about her kids. ( )

More talking. More stories. But still told in the charming Anne of Green Gables way. ( )

This book revolves around the Blythe children more than their parents. We are introduced to the children, collectively, then one by one as each gets his own adventure in his own chapter. Anne and Gilbert and Susan are certainly in the background, but they play supporting roles, literally, as they help their children deal with hard choices, heartache, and life. ( )

This book revolves around the Blythe children more than their parents. We are introduced to the children, collectively, then one by one as each gets his own adventure in his own chapter. Anne and Gilbert and Susan are certainly in the background, but they play supporting roles, literally, as they help their children deal with hard choices, heartache, and life. ( )