The New Avonlea Chronicles

"The New Avonlea Chronicles" is a collection of stories by Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery, a continuation of "The Avonlea Chronicles," published in 1920. In the second book of touching tales, a Persian cat plays an amazing role in the proposal of marriage; a young girl risks ruining her relationship with her mother to find her father; due to a small deception, a lonely woman could become a laughingstock when an imaginary lover arrives in town, who turns out to be quite material. These and other unforgettable stories are filled with humor, secrets, and warmth. The collection includes 15 stories related to the residents of the fictional Canadian town of Avonlea. The narrative of the story "Miss Emily's Brown Notebook" is told from the perspective of Anne Shirley, and Anne is also mentioned in two other stories.