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Anonymous users2024-02-07When she first came to Marila's house, she was a short-tempered, impulsive, fantasical, lively and lovely little girl Later, she became steady, unremitting struggle for her dreams, aggressive, and friendly The only thing she hasn't changed is that she loves fantasy, and she never forgets fantasy
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Anne of Green GablesThe author isLucy Maud Montgomery
Lucy Maud Montgomery (1874-1942) was a Canadian authoress. Montgomery showed great literary talent from an early age, and at the age of 16, her ** was published on the front page of a local newspaper to critical acclaim. Anne of Green Gables, written in 1904 and published in 1908, quickly became a bestseller of the year and became a worldwide hit.
Introduction
Dreaming and growing are the themes of the **. "Anne of Green Gables" tells the story of the orphan Anne from a lively, cheerful, innocent, and fantasizing little girl, under the care and education of Matthew and Marilla and the influence of the people around her, through her own hard work to grow into a mature, steady, independent, confident, and grateful newspaper.
The girl. The book has a total of 38 chapters, known as "the sweetest girl's growth story in the world", and is recognized as a classic children** in the world. Mark twain.
once commented: "Anne is the successor to the immortal Alice."
After the most touching and beloved image. "And Prince Edward Island.
It has also become a tourist attraction for countless boys and girls from all over the world, which is fascinating.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05In "Anne of Green Gables", I feel that Anne is not only innocent and kind, loves life, strong and optimistic, but also cares about her appearance, has a bit of a short temper, is full of fantasy, and often makes some small mistakes.
Anne lost her parents at an early age and was adopted at the age of eleven. The little orphan girl has a distinct personality and is good at fantasy, she has self-esteem and self-improvement, and with her hard work, she has not only won the love of adopters, but also won the respect and friendship of teachers and classmates.
Anne of Green Gables is a novel by Canadian writer Lucy Maud Montgomery, written in 1904.
Background of the times. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Canada was in a period of slower economic development. Prince Edward Island is the smallest, least populated, and least densely populated province in Canada.
The village of Avonli is a small village on the island, located in the middle of nowhere, and extremely inaccessible. Most of the residents of the village are not living in a satisfactory economic situation.
Montgomer uses female brushstrokes to depict the peaceful and harmonious pastoral life and magnificent marine landscape of the island, which on the one hand shows that the island has a good ecological environment and is not polluted; But on the other hand, it can also clearly reflect the remoteness and backwardness of this place, and the wind of the development of material civilization in the outside world has not yet blown to the small mountain village. In this context, the simplicity of the local livelihood structure has hardly been damaged.
Anne, an 11-year-old orphan with red hair and a freckled face, spends her days dreaming and chattering. is such a girl who was adopted by a pair of old siblings in the Green Gables farmhouse by accident, and started a new life. His imagination is amazingly rich, and from time to time he falls into the world of fantasy: >>>More
It's Canadian.
About the Author Lucy Montgomery, a well-known Canadian children's writer, is best known for her Annie series. >>>More
After Matthew's death, Anne was about to give up college and plan to teach in the town of White Sands, which was far away from home, but Gilbert took the initiative to give Anne the opportunity to teach in the town. Anne came home from the cemetery, met Gilbert on the way, thanked him, and later the two got to know each other late, and Gilbert sent Anne home, and the two became good friends.
Extraction code: DSE's Anne of Green Gables is a full-length novel by Canadian writer Lucy Maud Montgomery, written in 1904. >>>More
"Anne of Green Gables" tells the story of little Annie, the heroine of innocence and kindness and love of life, who lost her parents since she was a child, and was adopted by her brothers and sisters Matthew and Marilla of Green Gables at the age of 11, but she has a distinct personality, full of fantasy, and self-esteem, with her hard work, not only won the love of adopters, but also won the care and friendship of teachers and classmates. >>>More