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ANNE OF GREEN GABLES celebrates its 100th birthday this month. It was originally published in June of 1908 by Canadian author, Lucy Maud Montgomery. Her stories of orphaned Anne Shirley became a girls' favorite spanning a century.
Chicago Tribune cultural critic, Julia Keller, highlights Anne's importance in children's literature. Click on the title of the Ms. Montgomery's book above and you'll be taken to the Online Literature Library site where 5 of the books are now available free online. Or if you'd like a copy of the 100th anniversary edition, try
Amazon or your favorite bookstore or library.
By: Rebecca,
on 12/21/2007
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To celebrate the holidays we asked some of our favorite people in publishing what their favorite book was. Let us know in the comments what your favorite book is and be sure to check back throughout the week for more “favorites”.
Stephanie O’Cain is an Exhibits Coordinator at NYU Press.
For over five years, Jeanette Winterson’s novel Written on the Body has been the book I return to when I need to renew my sense of admiration for the human body and condition. Winterson gives no hint as to the narrator’s gender in this torrid love affair, forcing the reader to cast aside any preconceived notions about love, loss and redemption and instead focus simply on the complexities of relationships. (more…)
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