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This was a fascinating story about a young orphan girl who has quite an imagination. Although she is unwanted by most people and runs her tongue on and on, she finds herself in the home of Green Gables owned by a brother and sister who adopt her. This is filled with tales of how she spends her first 6 years in Green Gables in the first place she can truly call her home. It was encased with stories of friendship, heartache, and growing up. I wanted to read this book series for years (and even owned it as a child but had never read it until now. . and I am 28). I'm so glad that I have been able to read it. I laughed, cried, and could quote a bunch of it since I grew up watching the mini-series.
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This is a very good read. I would recommend it for ages 13 and up. Just because this book has somewhat of an older style writing.
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I have always wanted to read this book and never had the chance until now. I am so glad I finally did. It's such a wonderful book -- you'll fall in love with the little orphan Anne (spelled with an "e") immediately. You can't help but to love her imagination and thoughts. This book that makes you smile, laugh and cry alittle is perfect for all ages!!