Anne Shirley

Anne rejoices in her new life at Green Gables, but unkind words from Mrs. Lynde spark a stormy confrontation.

Anne thrills in anticipation of her first picnic, but a lost brooch puts her dreams in jeopardy.

Anne invites Diana to tea, but a mix-up with bottles could make it their last meeting as friends.

Newly twelve-year-old Anne comes to grief in an affair of honor. Matthew insists on puffed sleeves.

The story club is formed. Then, Anne's vanity leads to vexation of spirit.

Anne becomes an unfortunate lily maid, and the Queen's class is organized.

The pass list is out. Anne celebrates at the hotel concert.

Anne becomes a Queen's girl and spends the winter at Queen's, chasing the glory and the dream.

After the reaper whose name is Death touches her life, Anne comes to the bend in the road.

Anne becomes a full-fledged schoolma'am and encounters all sorts and conditions of men... and women.

Marilla adopts twins, and one, Davy, goes in search of a sensation.

After a chapter of accidents, Anne gets her wish in the way it often happens.

Anne meets sweet Miss Lavendar and learns the story of her romance over an afternoon at the stone house.

Anne wonders what lies around the bend in her road and attends a wedding at the stone house.

The shadow of change leads to greetings and farewells as Anne sets off for Redmond College.

After letters from home and a day in the park, Anne goes home again and gets her first proposal.

Anne deals with an unwelcome lover and a welcome friend, visits Patty's Place, and finds roses of yesterday.

Anne writes "Averil's Atonement," and an old friend receives the summons that may not be evaded.

Relationships are adjusted, Gilbert speaks, and spring and Anne return to Green Gables.

Enter Jonas, enter Prince Charming, enter Christine.

After mutual confidences, Anne spends a June evening at Green Gables and attends Diana's wedding.

Anne and her friends receive the Gardners' call and become full-fledged B.A.s.

After a false dawn, Anne comes to a book of revelation in her life, and love takes up the glass of time.