Emily of New Moon (Emily, #1)
Emily of New Moon (Emily, #1)
Fiction | Novel | Published in 1983
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Prince Edward Island • 1890s
1983
10-14 years
Super Short Summary
Emily of New Moon by Lucy Maud Montgomery follows a young girl named Emily Starr who, after her father's death, moves to New Moon Farm to live with her strict relatives. While adjusting to her new life, Emily explores her passions for writing and forms deep friendships, navigating personal growth and the complexities of her new environment.
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Review Roundup
Emily of New Moon by Lucy Maud Montgomery is often praised for its strong, imaginative, and independent protagonist, as well as its evocative descriptions of Prince Edward Island. However, some readers find the plot slower-paced compared to Montgomery's other works. While fans appreciate the depth of Emily's character development, others may find certain themes repetitive.
Who Should Read Emily of New Moon (Emily, #1)?
Readers who enjoy Anne of Green Gables will likely be captivated by Emily of New Moon. Ideal for those who appreciate tales of imaginative, strong-willed young girls navigating life's challenges through resilience and creativity. Perfect for fans of L. M. Montgomery's heartwarming, character-driven narratives and charming, rural settings.
53,119 ratings
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Novel • Fiction
Prince Edward Island • 1890s
1983
10-14 years
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