Publisher's Synopsis
Selling over 50 million copies and translated into 36 languages, Anne of Green Gables chronicles the life of a young girl in the fictional town of Avonlea. After a childhood spent in foster care and orphanages, orphan girl Anne is mistakenly adopted by two middle-aged siblings and ends up on the farm of Green Gables. She soon finds acceptance and love from her newfound parents, and deals with the perennial schoolgirl problems of friendship, bullying, rivalry, tragedy, and love. A classic coming-of-age book with a timeless story, Anne of Green Gables established author L. M. Montgomery, who went on to write numerous sequels, as one of the most successful authors of all time.
