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Lucy Maud Montgomery is most well-known for her Anne of Green Gables series, but one of my new favorites is Emily of New Moon.
Emily Starr is a whimsical and creative girl who finds herself thrust into the care of two aunts when her father dies suddenly.
I first became familiar with this character when our local library got the series in on DVD. The glorious
Prince Edward Isles is the perfect setting for the rambunctious escapades of Emily.
Determined to be a writer, Emily fights against the constraints of a restrictive society and the constant ridicule of those who don't understand her. But with a small group of unlikely friends, Emily finds a life
The acting in the series presented by
Salter Street Films and CBS Television includes a stellar performance by Susan Clark, a variety of children from the island, and a host of exceptional guests, including Michael Moriarty and Maury Chaykin.
Fans of Lucy Maud Montgomery's Emily of New Moon television series can find more information at the
IMDB web site.
I loved
Anne of Green Gables, but Emily is a character much dearer to my heart as she is free-spirited, strong-willed, and committed to exploring her inner desires. The vastness of her imagination is matched only by that of the tremendously talented L.M. Montgomery.
These stories are captivating for readers and viewers of all ages. Montgomery's stories make for great family entertainment. You should give them a try!
Lucy Maud Montgomery is most well-known for her Anne of Green Gables series, but one of my new favorites is Emily of New Moon.
Emily Starr is a whimsical and creative girl who finds herself thrust into the care of two aunts when her father dies suddenly.
I first became familiar with this character when our local library got the series in on DVD. The glorious
Prince Edward Isles is the perfect setting for the rambunctious escapades of Emily.
Determined to be a writer, Emily fights against the constraints of a restrictive society and the constant ridicule of those who don't understand her. But with a small group of unlikely friends, Emily finds a life
The acting in the series presented by
Salter Street Films and CBS Television includes a stellar performance by Susan Clark, a variety of children from the island, and a host of exceptional guests, including Michael Moriarty and Maury Chaykin.
Fans of Lucy Maud Montgomery's Emily of New Moon television series can find more information at the
IMDB web site.
I loved
Anne of Green Gables, but Emily is a character much dearer to my heart as she is free-spirited, strong-willed, and committed to exploring her inner desires. The vastness of her imagination is matched only by that of the tremendously talented L.M. Montgomery.
These stories are captivating for readers and viewers of all ages. Montgomery's stories make for great family entertainment. You should give them a try!
I loved Anne of Green Gables, but Emily is a character much dearer to my heart as she is free-spirited, strong-willed, and committed to exploring her inner desires. The vastness of her imagination is matched only by that of the tremendously talented L.M. Montgomery.
My wife loved the Green Gables series ... I, um ... well, maybe I'll ...
Norm
http://fangplace.blogspot.com
You mean there's a character by L.M. Montgomery who is even better than Anne of Green Gables? Looks like I'd better check this out!
I hadn't heard of Emily before- I'm going to have to read this! :-)
Oh wow! I've never heard of Emily either. I'm definitely going to have to read this.