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petaltexturedskies · 1 month
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L.M. Montgomery, Anne’s House of Dreams
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gogandmagog · 4 months
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— Anne’s House of Dreams, Lucy Maud Montgomery
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ariadnethedragon · 10 months
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— Anne of Windy Poplars, Lucy Maud Montgomery
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Even when I’m alone I have real good company — dreams and imaginations and pretendings. I like to be alone now and then, just to think over things and taste them. But I love friendship — and nice, jolly little times with people.
ANNE’S HOUSE OF DREAMS
🎨 Johan Krouthén
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fruitloopsforlife · 4 months
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🌶️ Vaguely NSFW🌶️ Spicy Lucy Maud Montgomery Poll
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roses-red-and-pink · 1 year
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For all Anne of green gables fans: what “age” genre do you classify the books as? (Like childrens lit, YA lit, adult lit).
When I go to the library, I always find the books in the childrens section. It makes sense for the first book and maybe Anne of avonlea, but the rest I wouldn’t really classify as childrens lit per say… the only other one I can see being for children is Rainbow Valley.
I think they’re appropriate for children with a high enough reading level, but the later books aren’t really written for children in particular (imo).
Thoughts?
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gilbertsannegirl · 1 year
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Outside was a fine blue night. A sparkling ribbon of moonlight garlanded the gulf. Inside the bar the harbour shone like a pavement of pearl. They stood before the door and waited—Captain Jim with his ripe, full experience, Marshall Elliott in his vigorous but empty middle life, Gilbert and Anne with their precious memories and exquisite hopes, Leslie with her record of starved years and her hopeless future. The clock on the little shelf above the fireplace struck twelve.
"Welcome, New Year," said Captain Jim, bowing low as the last stroke died away. "I wish you all the best year of your lives, mates. I reckon that whatever the New Year brings us will be the best the Great Captain has for us—and somehow or other we'll all make port in a good harbour."
L. M. Montgomery (Anne’s House of Dreams, New Year’s Eve at the Light)
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Gilbert, opening the door: Hello, Marilla! I hope you had the prescence of mind to bring ‘presents of mine’…
Marilla:
Gilbert:
Marilla: I haven’t heard that joke since last year.
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no-where-new-hero · 8 months
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Got these from the sale rack at the library!! Really excited to do a reread of Rilla especially, but I was just leafing through Anne of the Island (my favorite cover of this whole edition, btw) and forgot how fucking hilarious the “Averil’s” Atonement” episode is. I’m so used to LMM’s tone about writing/creativity in the Emily series as sacred/beautiful/beautifying/ritualistic and forget that she was completely capable of satirizing the process of attempting to write a story and the commercialization of getting fiction published.
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dearcelene · 2 months
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solitairewinner1945 · 5 months
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i wonder what anne of green gables would have thought of bama rush
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petaltexturedskies · 1 year
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L.M. Montgomery, Anne's House of Dreams (1917)
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gogandmagog · 8 months
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Someone perfectly lovely, called Paul Hendricks, put together this thoughtful map of the Four Winds community. His website, where this map was obtained, is HERE. What follows below the cut are Paul’s own words, detailing how he went about putting this together this map, complete with thorough book citations and explanations of inconsistencies!
“This is the rough map I've put together, based in the clues mentioned below, which are taken from various of the Anne books. (See note on the format of the references.)
The map uses a 'browser-safe' palette, so you should see roughly the same colours that I do. The orange/brown lines are roads. The dark-green areas are woods. The light blue is, of course, the sea.
Reconstructing the setting for the four books based on Four Winds and Ingleside has proved much more difficult than for Avonlea. Beginning with the premise that Four Winds is about 60 miles from Avonlea (AHoD, ch 1, 10th page), I tried a layout based on the area around Sturgeon, Gaspereaux and Georgetown, in the south-east part of the Island. Eventually it proved impossible to put together a consistent map on this basis. What is more, I realised that there was no evidence in LMM's diaries that she had ever been to that part of the Island.
I then tried a construction based on the area around New London, as there were many similarities of detail, and the area was well known to LMM. This fits in reasonably well with the descriptions of Four Winds in AHoD. There are some difficulties and inconsistencies noted below, but alternatives (such as putting the House of Dreams and the Lighthouse on the East side of the bay) have turned out to be unworkable. I have also managed to reconstruct the area around Ingleside, on the assumption that it is in the position occupied by Clifton/New London. Given the basic framework of roads that results, the result is more convincing than I had hoped, and seems to fit in quite well with the text of AoI, RV and RoI.
House of Dreams 'looks to the sunset and has harbour before it'. Dining room looks out on the harbour (AHoD, ch 2, 4th page). Living room windows and front door look towards the lighthouse (AHoD, ch 2, 5th page). There is a brook going through the corner of the garden.
The entrance of the harbour is between a bar of sand dunes and a sandstone cliff. The fishing village is where the sand bar meets the harbour shore (AHoD, ch 5, 1st page).
It is dusk, but there is no mention of seeing the setting sun. This suggests that going from Glen St Mary towards the house they are facing north or east. This is consistent if Glen St Mary is south, and the house is on the west side of the harbour (AHoD, ch 5, 1st page).
There is a chapel on the far side of the bay. The lighthouse is to the north, as they approach the house from the Glen. The house is 2 miles from the Glen, and 1 mile from the lighthouse. Miss Cornelia's house is between the House of Dreams and the Glen (AHoD, ch 5, 2nd page).
Poplars line the lane from road to house; fir trees between house and sea (confirms that the sea is to the 'back' of the house (AHoD, ch 5, 4th page).
Leslie's house is further up the brook, 'among the willows' (AHoD, ch 6, 4th page). The lane of Leslie's house opens onto the 'upper road' (AHoD, ch 9, 2nd page). Miss Cornelia's house is half a mile from the house of dreams (AHoD, ch 6, 5th page).
'From the deceit of the McAllisters...' (AHoD, ch 6, 5th page) is a paraphrase of an actual saying referring to LMM's relations, the Simpsons, the McNeils and the Clarkes, see also page xv of introduction to volume one of selected journals. Confirms the view that the families referred to in the 'over-harbour' area are modelled on LMM's own family in Clifton, Cavendish, etc.
As Anne and Gilbert are walking towards the lighthouse, the house 'up the brook' is to their right (AHoD, ch 9, 2nd page). There is some difficulty in fitting this in with my map. We might perhaps conceive an arrangement where the house by the brook was to the right hand side of the road to the lighthouse, though the road would have to be not so close to the shore as the modern road.
The distinction (AHoD, ch 10, 1st page) between the 'harbour shore', the 'sand shore' and the 'rock shore' is consistent with New London Bay - corresponding respectively to the shore inside the bay, the shore on the north side of the bar, and the shore to the north of the lighthouse.
'North shore' presumably means 'North shore of PEI' (AHoD, ch 14, 1st page). It was this which first alerted me to the possible inconsistency with my original presumption about the location of Four Winds.
'North-western sky' (AHoD, ch 18, 1st page), implies that the lighthouse is north-west of the house of dreams.
The Fishing Cove (AHoD, ch 27, 1st page) must be on the shore by the sand bar (therefore the same place as the fishing village). Anne and Gilbert go there via the lighthouse because intending to row over to avoid the long drive round by road which would otherwise be necessary.”
— Paul Hendricks
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In order, Anne of Green Gables, Anne of Avonlea, Anne of Windy Poplars (might be my favorite, unpopular opinion) and Anne’s House of Dreams.
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myhikari21things · 1 year
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Read of Anne’s House of Dreams by Lucy Maud Montgomery (1917) (227pgs)
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atorturedpoet1989 · 1 year
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Forgot how bad I felt for Anne towards the end of Anne of Ingleside, because Gilbert is so out of it and Christine Stuart just gives really vindictive vibes. Now on Rainbow Valley, and I am always disappointed with this book because there is too much of the Manse children.
Also I was looking at my dresses as one of my university societies is having a Christmas dinner, I only have three, and the one I’m going to wear is very Anne of Green Gables with puffed sleeves and daisies on it.
:)
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