"Anne of Green Gables" is the best-selling work of Canadian female writer Lucy Maud Montgomery in her writing career. It has been selected as a must-read for primary school students recommended by the Ministry of Education. Through this book, Lucy lets children understand that as long as they dream and work tirelessly, life will become rich and colorful.
The red-haired girl Anne came to Green Gables Farmhouse from the orphanage. She completely changed the unsmiling lives of Matthew and Marilla. They didn't accept this chirping girl very well at first.
Anne fell deeply in love with this place. Her feelings were like bubbling hot chocolate, surging, sweet, and full of hope. She named the wild cherry tree "Snow Queen" and thought of the echoes in the valley as a girl named Violetta talking to her. She was reckless and impulsive and got into so many troubles, especially the green hair she dyed herself, which made people laugh and cry.
Annie is growing up day by day. Finally, she got a scholarship and had the opportunity to study in college. But at this time, Matthew died suddenly, and Marilla's eye disease became more serious. Between family love and her own future, how should Anne choose? Let's go into Green Gables and listen to the story of little Anne.
