Anne's House of Dreams
Readers rate it 4.0 (132 on Hardcover)
258 pages · Released 1987 · Bantam Books
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Anne's House of Dreams continues Montgomery's beloved series with Anne as a young bride building a life with Gilbert in a small coastal community. The book centers on domestic happiness, friendship, and family while touching on some period-appropriate serious themes including childbirth complications and grief. It offers strong positive messaging about love, resilience, and community, with Anne serving as an excellent role model for her growth, kindness, and strength.
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Anne and her new husband Gilbert move into their first home and start a family. Anne and her new husband Gilbert move into their first home and start a family.
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- Country life
- Marriage
- Juvenile fiction
- Friendship
- History
- Fiction
- Fiction, general
- Er tong wen xue
- Zhang pian xiao shuo
- Dreams, fiction
- Children's fiction
- Neighbors
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ISBN 9780553213188 · Bantam Books