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Anne of the Island (version 4) by Lucy Maud MONTGOMERY read by Rachel Part 1/2 | Full Audio Book
Anne of the Island (version 4) by Lucy Maud MONTGOMERY (1874 - 1942)
Genre(s): Children's Fiction, General Fiction

Read by: Rachel in English

Chapters:
00:00:00 - 01 - Dedication and Chapter I - The Shadow of Change
00:15:49 - 02 - Chapter II - Garlands of Autumn
00:30:16 - 03 - Chapter III - Greeting and Farewell
00:41:10 - 04 - Chapter IV - April's Lady
01:04:26 - 05 - Chapter V - Letters from Home
01:18:37 - 06 - Chapter VI - In the Park
01:29:57 - 07 - Chapter VII - Home Again
01:44:15 - 08 - Chapter VIII - Anne's First Proposal
01:52:04 - 09 - Chapter IX - An Unwelcome Lover and a Welcome Friend
02:05:29 - 10 - Chapter X - Patty's Place
02:19:36 - 11 - Chapter XI - The Round of Life
02:35:16 - 12 - Chapter XII - 'Averil's Atonement'
02:48:37 - 13 - Chapter XIII - The Way of Transgressors
03:05:11 - 14 - Chapter XIV - The Summons
03:19:59 - 15 - Chapter XV - A Dream Turned Upside Down
03:28:31 - 16 - Chapter XVI - Adjusted Relationships
03:47:42 - 17 - Chapter XVII - A Letter from Davy
03:52:59 - 18 - Chapter XVIII - Miss Josephine Remembers the Anne-girl
04:02:27 - 19 - Chapter XIX - An Interlude
04:08:47 - 20 - Chapter XX - Gilbert Speaks
04:17:58 - 21 - Chapter XXI - Roses of Yesterday
04:25:03 - 22 - Chapter XXII - Spring and Anne Return to Green Gables
04:32:38 - 23 - Chapter XXIII - Paul Cannot Find the Rock People
04:39:34 - 24 - Chapter XXIV - Enter Jonas
04:49:07 - 25 - Chapter XXV - Enter Prince Charming
04:59:48 - 26 - Chapter XXVI - Enter Christine
05:06:06 - 27 - Chapter XXVII - Mutual Confidences
05:15:22 - 28 - Chapter XXVIII - A June Evening
05:22:58 - 29 - Chapter XXIX - Diana's Wedding
05:29:21 - 30 - Chapter XXX - Mrs. Skinner's Romance
05:35:30 - 31 - Chapter XXXI - Anne to Philippa
05:40:29 - 32 - Chapter XXXII - Tea with Mrs. Douglas
05:48:39 - 33 - Chapter XXXIII - 'He Just Kept Coming and Coming'
05:54:11 - 34 - Chapter XXXIV - John Douglas Speaks at Last
06:02:16 - 35 - Chapter XXXV - The Last Redmond Year Opens
06:13:08 - 36 - Chapter XXXVI - The Gardners' Call
06:22:37 - 37 - Chapter XXXVII - Full-fledged B.A.'s
06:31:46 - 38 - Chapter XXXVIII - False Dawn
06:41:39 - 39 - Chapter XXXIX - Deals with Weddings
06:54:16 - 40 - Chapter XL - A Book of Revelation

The third book in the Anne of Green Gables series accompanies beloved redhead Anne Shirley to Redmond College. Here Anne receives numerous proposals, befriends a mangled but determined pussy cat, and sets up housekeeping with her chums in the dearest little cottage imaginable. Gilbert Blythe persists in courting her, but Anne soon sends him packing. Poor Gilbert doesn't seem to stand a chance when the dashing man of Anne's dreams appears out of nowhere....(Summary by Sweet Pea) Proof-listeners: Eden Rea-Hedrick and Beth Thomas

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