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Further Chronicles of Avonlea
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- Chapter I. Aunt Cynthia's Persian Cat
- Chapter II. The Materalizing Of Cecil
- Chapter III. Her Father's Daughter
- Chapter IV. Jane's Baby
- Chapter V. The Dream-Child
- Chapter VI. The Brother Who Failed
- Chapter VII. The Return Of Hester
- Chapter VIII. The Little Brown Book Of Miss Emily
- Chapter IX. Sara's Way
- Chapter X. The Son Of His Mother
- Chapter XI. The Education Of Betty
- Chapter XII. In Her Selfless Mood
- Chapter XIII. The Conscience Case Of David Bell
- Chapter XIV. Only A Common Fellow
- Chapter XV. Tannis Of The Flats
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Further Chronicles of Avonlea
there are a great deal of lovely stories in this book; some much better than those in "Chronicles of Avonlea". they were all my favorites, though "tannis of the flats" was awfully sad. i enjoyed "the education of betty" one of the most, it was lovely, and "the materialising of cecil". i recommend this book tremendously to those who enjoy reading books by L M Montgomery, this collection of short stories have delighted me greatly, as i know they will to all.
Posted By SaraSoliman at Mon 15 Jan 2007, 12:48 AM in Further Chronicles of Avonlea || 1 Reply