Anne of Green Gables

Description

Anne Shirley is an eleven-year-old orphan who has hung on determinedly to an optimistic spirit and a wildly creative imagination through her early deprivations. She erupts into the lives of aging bro Review: Survived a thunderstorm - First off: Beautiful cover! And the print is very nice to read. Pages aren’t see through. I have had this book for years and have funny taken it up again to read it til the end and it just came to mind, years after i had bought it that the physical edition is actually and amazing book: I had always had this beautiful book laying neatly on the nightstand of my bedroom, right under a window. Now one hot summer day I had completely opened that bedroom window and left the room to go about my day and just forget about that open window. Some time in the evening we had a huge thunderstorm and I of course closed all the windows…I could remember. Way later when it was time to go to bed I walk into my bedroom to see the rain still pouring into the room; bed, nightstand AND book completely drenched. I did the best i could to save all my stuff from the storm. I never really thought much more about the incident except my carelessness. But looking at it now its amazing that book was still in such great condition considering it was sitting in the rain for such a long time. In real life you cant even tell its been damaged at first glance. And the whole inside of the book looks untouched, its just the edges that are a little rubbed off. Review: A Good Old Fashion Story - My grandson had to do a review of this book for school. He is not a fan of homework, so I bought the book and read it so I could help him. He asked his mother if he could get the book too. So together we were able to talk to one another about Anne of Green Gables and we swapped ideas about what he should write. I actually enjoyed the story as well.