Anne of the Island by Lucy Maud Montgomery follows Anne Shirley as she leaves Green Gables to attend college, where she navigates the challenges of academic life, friendships, and romantic interests, culminating in her realization of her feelings for Gilbert Blythe.

- Anne of the Island was published in 1915 and is the third book in Lucy Maud Montgomery's series about Anne Shirley, a beloved figure in Canadian literature.
- Anne Shirley’s journey in Anne of the Island includes her time at college, which reflects Lucy Maud Montgomery's own experiences attending Dalhousie University.
- The book explores themes of self-growth and identity as Anne moves further into adulthood, a recurring focus in Montgomery's works that resonates with readers across generations.

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