Oxford Children's Classics: Anne of Green Gables

Oxford Children's Classics: Anne of Green Gables

Author/Publisher: L. M. Montgomery / Oxford University Press

Target Audience: Children aged 9 and above, young adults, and fans of classic literature.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Content: This edition tells the heartwarming story of Anne Shirley, an imaginative and spirited orphan mistakenly sent to live with the Cuthberts at Green Gables. Readers follow Anne’s journey as she transforms the lives of those around her with her vibrant personality.
• Clear Explanations: Includes an introduction that provides historical context and insight into the author’s life, making it easier for young readers to understand the time period and themes of the story.
• Engaging Illustrations: This edition features illustrations that enhance the reading experience by bringing to life the charming setting of Prince Edward Island and the endearing characters within.
• Timeless Themes: Themes of friendship, imagination, belonging, and personal growth resonate throughout the novel, offering valuable lessons about resilience and the power of individuality.
• Curriculum Aligned: Frequently included in school curricula, this edition of Anne of Green Gables is an excellent resource for readers studying classic literature.

Educational Value:
Helps students build reading comprehension skills and introduces them to important literary themes such as identity, community, and imagination. The engaging narrative encourages readers to reflect on personal growth and creativity.

Format and Quality:
Paperback, 368 pages, with a beautifully designed cover and clear, easy-to-read text. The edition is durable, making it ideal for both classroom use and personal libraries.

Why Choose This Book:
Perfect for young readers and classic literature lovers alike. Anne's lively adventures and enduring optimism make this a timeless story that continues to inspire generations of readers.

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