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If anyone needs me I’m going to be a puddle on the floor for the next few business days. I love Anne.
I wish I had read Anne of Green Gables when I was 11 and awkward, not fitting into the world (those feelings didn't go away overnight and are not entirely gone). Anne of Green Gables acknowledges the impulse to fit in, to wear puff sleeves and have anything other than red hair and freckles.
Anne celebrates being one's unique self, of living with joy, of embracing the true friends and family that one has, of appreciating the Rachel Lyndes of the world for what they are, and of giving the Pyes a c ...more
Anne celebrates being one's unique self, of living with joy, of embracing the true friends and family that one has, of appreciating the Rachel Lyndes of the world for what they are, and of giving the Pyes a c ...more
I read this book as an adult and I loved it. The story of Ann, an orphan sent to live with her aunt and uncle is a timeless story about a young strong girl.
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