"Anne of Green Gables" series. As bright as Anne, as happy as Anne. That youth, that time, and the future world. Annie series.
1. "Anne of Green Gables"
2. "Annie in Bloom"
3. "Annie on the Island"
4. "Anne of Feng Yanglin"
5. "Annie in the Dream House"
6. "Anne of Ingleside"
7. "Rainbow Valley"
8. "Lila of Hearth Heights"
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When I first read Anne, I was the same age as Anne at the end of the first volume. Now that I am reading the second and third volumes, I am a similar age again. The coincidences in real time overlap, and I have the illusion that Anne really grew up with me. Time flies, and I can't help but feel a little emotional as I watch Annie grow up and no longer be the reckless child she was before.
The most touching thing was the moment when Diana became a mother. The close friend she talked to about everything had become a mother. She lost her youthful youth and glowed with the brilliance of motherhood. However, I couldn't help but feel sour, as if everyone moved forward, but Anne stayed where she was. Maybe she stayed where she was. It's not Anne, but me, who is extremely fond of that childhood in Green Gables - walking to and from school through the Lover's Lane with Diana every day, secretly competing with Gilbert for first place, returning to Green Gables, chattering at the dinner table to share what I saw today with Marilla and Matthew.
I am nostalgic for Green Gables' carefree childhood, but I can't help but wonder about Anne's next life. The years are fleeting, time is like a song, the pain of growing up is coming, leaving the beloved Green Gables to go to university with reluctance and trepidation, returning to the forever vacant seat in the church of Avonlea, friends entering the palace of marriage or death in the grave, and the choice of one's own love. Youth is no longer as carefree as childhood. Why can't people just stay in the time they like over and over again? Maybe this is the price of growing up.
Fortunately, there are also moments to be thankful for. Anne and Gilbert finally come together. "In the kingdom of love, the crowned emperor walks side by side with his queen in the dusk."
Annie, you have grown into such a wonderful girl. Marilla and Matthew will always be proud of you...
There is a complete set of paper books, but they are inconvenient to read. I have been looking for e-books, but unexpectedly I finally found them on Tomato [Blow a kiss] Thank you "Crazy Annie"! Teens, 20s and 30s have completely different feelings every time they watch it. I love Annie.
Anne's fulfilling college life made her grow a lot. She finally realized that romantic love is too illusory, and she also recognized her true love.
However, there are not many normal candidates for Annie's proposal. One asked her sister to propose for her because she was shy, and then changed her mind when she refused; one was a macho man who became angry after being rejected, which is really funny; one fell in love with him when he saw her, and everyone was his true love; one felt good about himself, and wanted the heroine to marry him with just a few candies and a few words.
Anne and Gilbert are finally together [Sending Hearts]
I bought the first one when I was in primary school, Anne of Green Gables, and watched it several times. When I grew up, I was very restless and couldn't calm down to read a book for a long time. I happened to read it and calmed down again to read. We were once happy, free and fantasy-loving children. I like Annie.
When I first read Anne, I was the same age as Anne at the end of the first volume. Now that I am reading the second and third volumes, I am a similar age again. The coincidences in real time overlap, and I have the illusion that Anne really grew up with me. Time flies, and I can't help but feel a little emotional as I watch Annie grow up and no longer be the reckless child she was before. The most touching thing was the moment when Diana became a mother. The close friend she talked to about everything had become a mother. She lost her youthful youth and glowed with the brilliance of motherhood. However, I couldn't help but feel sour, as if everyone moved forward, but Anne stayed where she was. Maybe she stayed where she was. It's not Anne, but me, who is extremely fond of that childhood in Green Gables - walking to and from school through the Lover's Lane with Diana every day, secretly competing with Gilbert for first place, returning to Green Gables, chattering at the dinner table to share what I saw today with Marilla and Matthew. I am nostalgic for Green Gables' carefree childhood, but I can't help but wonder about Anne's next life. The years are fleeting, time is like a song, the pain of growing up is coming, leaving the beloved Green Gables to go to university with reluctance and trepidation, returning to the forever vacant seat in the church of Avonlea, friends entering the palace of marriage or death in the grave, and the choice of one's own love. Youth is no longer as carefree as childhood. Why can't people just stay in the time they like over and over again? Maybe this is the price of growing up. Fortunately, there are also moments to be thankful for. Anne and Gilbert finally come together. "In the kingdom of love, the crowned emperor walks side by side with his queen in the dusk." Annie, you have grown into such a wonderful girl. Marilla and Matthew will always be proud of you...
There is a complete set of paper books, but they are inconvenient to read. I have been looking for e-books, but unexpectedly I finally found them on Tomato [Blow a kiss] Thank you "Crazy Annie"! Teens, 20s and 30s have completely different feelings every time they watch it. I love Annie.
Anne's fulfilling college life made her grow a lot. She finally realized that romantic love is too illusory, and she also recognized her true love. However, there are not many normal candidates for Annie's proposal. One asked her sister to propose for her because she was shy, and then changed her mind when she refused; one was a macho man who became angry after being rejected, which is really funny; one fell in love with him when he saw her, and everyone was his true love; one felt good about himself, and wanted the heroine to marry him with just a few candies and a few words.
Anne and Gilbert are finally together [Sending Hearts]
I bought the first one when I was in primary school, Anne of Green Gables, and watched it several times. When I grew up, I was very restless and couldn't calm down to read a book for a long time. I happened to read it and calmed down again to read. We were once happy, free and fantasy-loving children. I like Annie.
A series of books, very worth reading
The Anne series of books are really worth reading
Beautiful, I have always liked Annie
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