Anne of Green Gables is a classic tale of a young orphan girl who is adopted by a brother and sister who live in rural
Even today I think Anne of Green Gables teaches lessons of imagination, enthusiasm, tolerance, and self discipline to readers. The enduring nature of this book certainly attests to the power of the story and the character of Anne and her fellow citizens of Avonlea. The book is beautifully written yet easy to read for those with lower reading skills. Young adults of today may have difficulty associating with the values espoused in this book, but they can associate with the friendships and relationships which are an important part of the whole story.
Montgomery, L. M. (2006) Anne of Green Gables. Toronto: Scholastic Canada, Limited.