Emily of New Moon

It's bad enough that Emily's beloved father has died, but now she must go to live with her snobbish relatives at New Moon Farm. Stiff, stern Aunt Elizabeth has so many rules, and it's hard to be the new girl at school. But little by little, Emily starts to feel at home in the house where her mother grew up. Her adjustment is helped by her growing relationships with three kindred spirits: Teddy, a talented artist; ambitious Perry, the hired boy; and tomboy Ilse. Like Emily, they're forced to deal with troubled times at home, and together they share their trials and triumphs.
This charming tale was written by L. M. Montgomery, author of the classic story about an orphan girl on Canada's Prince Edward Island, Anne of Green Gables. Like Anne, Emily possesses abundant wit and imagination that transform her misfortunes into a captivating new world, bright with the promise of friendship and adventure.

Canadian author Lucy Maud Montgomery (1874–1942) was a native of Prince Edward Island, the setting for her Anne of Green Gables novels. Montgomery wrote 20 books and more than 500 short stories, the most famous of which starred the spirited Anne, praised by Mark Twain as "the dearest and most moving and delightful child since the immortal Alice."

CONTENTS
 1. The House in the Hollow
 2. A Watch in the Night
 3. A Hop out of Kin
 4. A Family Conclave
 5. Diamond Cut Diamond
 6. New Moon
 7. The Book of Yesterday
 8. Trial by Fire
 9. A Special Providence
10. Growing Pains
11. Ilse
12. The Tansy Patch
13. A Daughter of Eve
14. Fancy Fed
15. Various Tragedies
16. Check for Miss Brownell
17. Living Epistles
18. Father Cassidy
19. Friends Again
20. By Aerial Post
21. "Romantic but not Comfortable"
22. Wyther Grange
23. Deals with Ghosts
24. A Different Kind of Happiness
25. "She Coudn't Have Done It"
26. On the Bay Shore
27. The Vow of Emily
28. A Weaver of Dreams
29. Sacrilege
30. When the Curtain Lifted
31. Emily's Great Moment