ANNE OF GREEN GABLES (CHAPS 11-12)

ANNE OF GREEN GABLES

by L. M. Montgomery

Chapter 11: Anne's Impressions of Sunday School

Anne attends Sunday school for the first time since coming to Green Gables, and naturally she has plenty to say about the experience.

Dressed for the occasion in the plain clothes Marilla considers perfectly suitable, Anne can't help noticing the prettier dresses worn by the other girls. Her lively imagination and outspoken opinions make the trip to church far more interesting than Marilla probably intended.

It's another delightful look at Avonlea through Anne's eyes, where even an ordinary Sunday can become an adventure.

Chapter 12: A Solemn Vow and Promise

One of the most important relationships in Anne's new life begins to take shape when she meets Diana Barry, the girl who lives nearby.

Anne has dreamed of having a true friend, or as she calls it, a "bosom friend," and she and Diana quickly discover how much they like one another. Before long, the two make a solemn promise of friendship.

For Anne, who has spent so much of her childhood without a real home or close companion, Diana's friendship means something very special. Green Gables isn't simply becoming the place where Anne lives. Little by little, it is becoming home.

Enjoy Chapters 11 and 12 of L. M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables on 1001 Stories for the Road.