Hey guys, it's Adventure Van here with a blog post about Anne of Green Gables, written by L.M. Montgomery, which is a book that's become a large part of American culture. Following the story of a young child named Anne, who slowly gets used to living in the house owned by her foster parents, Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert, in Canada. Anne starts the book of as a 11 year old girl who's been adopted by mistake, and slowly 'grows up' during the course of the book, both mentally and psychically. The book itself is set up in a short story like style, with each chapter (excluding the ending ones) being able to be told separately, each one expanding Anne's personality and those around her. She deals with separate occasions, from being first brought to the Gables to lessons in lying and liars to separate friends, all the way to the heart wrenching end. It's a nice book, and it's definitely re-readable.
This is Adventure Van, signing out.
