Abstract:A review of "The Golden Road" by L.M. Montgomery appears as part of an article reviewing books. Some other books reviewed are "Polly Anna" by Elanor H. Porter and "Wallingford in His Prime" by George Randolph Chester.
Abstract:A biography of L.M. Montgomery appears as an article on a page discussing prominent women in Canada. The article mentions "The Golden Road" as the most recent publication, as well as "Chronicles of Avonlea," "Anne of Green Gables," "Anne of Avonlea," "Kilmeny of the Orchard," and "The Story Girl." The article also mentions her
Abstract:An article about Anne of Green Gables and the cultural impact it has in Japan. It features artwork from the 1979 anime version of "Anne of Green Gables". It was directed by Isao Takahata and the scene setting and layout was done by Hayao Miyazaki who would later go on to found Studio Ghibli together. The article appears to be
Abstract:The article is about the author seeking out correct information about Mary Miles Minter and her family, such as birth names, birth dates, relationships, and so on. Minter starred in the Realart Pictures Corp. production of the 1919 silent film "Anne of Green Gables".
Abstract:The poem "The Fringed Gentian" appears as part of chapter five, "Fringed Gentian," of Tam! The Story of a Woman. Part of this poem appears in "Emily of New Moon" as an inspiration for Emily to become a writer. The title for L.M. Montgomery's biography, "The Alpine Path," also pulls inspiration from this poem.
Abstract:An essay about "Anne of Green Gables." Some of the themes are how Prince Edward Island's way of life grated on L.M. Montgomery, Matthew and Marilla as stand ins for Cavendish society, and Anne as a contrast to that society's ideals. The essay originated as a speech that David Weale gave at the 1985 L.M. Montgomery Memorial Service in
Abstract:A review for "Anne of Green Gables" among other books and stories published at the time. Some of the other books mentioned are "The Mystery of the Yellow Room" by Gaston Leroux and "The House in the Water: A Book of Animal Stories" by Charles G.D. Roberts. This is among the earliest known reviews of "Anne of Green Gables."
Abstract:An article about Canadian women authors. L.M. Montgomery is mentioned by her married name of Mrs. Ewan Macdonald. The books of hers that are mentioned are: "Anne of Green Gables," "Anne of Avonlea," "Anne of the Island," "Anne's House of Dreams," "Kilmeny of the Orchard," "Chronicles of Avonlea," "The Golden Road," and "Rainbow Valley
