Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery
This classic children’s novel is about Anne, an orphan who is sent to live in Avonlea, Prince Edward Island. This first story is about how Anne settles in to the town.
The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks
The Notebook is a romantic novel about Noah Calhoun and socialite Allie Nelson and the power of love.
I never get tired of Anne of Green Gables – it’s one of my favorite series.
visiting from Coffee and Conversation today. Happy Reading!
Good reads! On my booklist for October is:
How to Blog for Profit without Selling Your Soul (Ruth Sokup)
I might try to reread the Hunger Games Trilogy before the final movie comes out too 🙂 We’ll see.
Ah, I never grow tired of Anne of Green Gables! (or the Emily of New Moon books either)
Currently, I’m reading The Well-Trained Mind by Susan Wise Bauer. We’ll be starting homeschool in a few years, and I’m trying to be prepared in terms of philosophies of education, identifying learning styles, child development, etc… Though I’m sure there will be lots of learn-as-you-go, too!
Next up I think I’ll take a break and read some fiction, but I’m not sure what yet.
That sounds like an interesting book Amy!
I’m currently reading through the Anne series too! I’ll be on the 6th one next!
Both are awesome books but Sparks books always make me cry 🙂
Oh me too Joy! They’re written so well. Have a lovely weekend.
I love the Anne books! I started re-reading the first one a few months ago but life got in the way but I really want to go back and re-read them again. They are so lovely and wonderful!