Anne of Green Gables

The books of Canadian writer Lucy Maud Montgomery have been loved by readers in many countries for several centuries, inspiring films, series, and theatrical productions. The story of Anne Shirley is a reflection of the writer's childhood impressions, having been left parentless in early childhood, just like her heroine. Her unbridled imagination, a thirst for life and love – these are the secrets of the charm of the eleven-year-old orphan. Happiness will not come right away. There will be tears, doubts, and quarrels. But there will also be a child's and adults' desire to understand and accept each other. Thanks to Anne, the town on Prince Edward Island became known to millions of girls who, just like the heroine of the book, grow up and learn about this world.