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Emily of New Moon

First published: 1923
Pages: 293

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The House in the Hollow
15:03
A Watch in the Night
23:26
A Hop Out of Kin
28:20
A Family Conclave
22:02
Diamond Cut Diamond
16:11
New Moon
23:51
The Book of Yesterday
32:41
Trial by Fire
25:17
A Special Providence - Part 1
13:05
A Special Providence - Part 2
18:53
Growing Pains
17:37
Ilse
18:48
The Tansy Patch - Part 1
19:17
The Tansy Patch - Part 2
16:01
A Daughter of Eve
20:31
Fancy Fed
15:26
Various Tragedies
26:25
Check for Miss Brownell
30:10
Living Epistles
30:31
Father Cassidy
38:47
Friends Again
9:51
By Aerial Post
24:36
"Romantic But Not Comfortable"
25:39
Wyther Grange
18:36
Deals with Ghosts
23:58
A Different Kind of Happiness
17:08
"She Couldn't Have Done It"
14:59
On the Bay Shore
28:11
The Vow of Emily - Part 1
25:59
The Vow of Emily - Part 2
19:08
A Weaver of Dreams
29:26
Sacrilege
27:51
When the Curtain Lifted
31:33
Emily's Great Moment
25:36

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About this book

After her father dies of tuberculosis, young Emily Starr is taken in by her proud, unbending relatives at New Moon Farm on Prince Edward Island. It is a harder, more inward story than Montgomery's Anne books. Emily is a born writer who feels a private thrill she calls the flash, and she pours her grief and her fierce spirit into letters and verses even when the adults around her disapprove. She finds real friends in Ilse, Teddy, and Perry, and slowly makes a place for herself in a household that runs on old family pride. First published in 1923, it opens a trilogy that many readers hold above all her other work. This free PDF and EPUB edition contains the complete novel.

About the author

L. M. Montgomery

L. M. Montgomery (1874–1942) was a Canadian author best known for creating Anne Shirley and the beloved Anne of Green Gables series. Her works, primarily set in Prince Edward Island, explore the lives of independent-minded female characters navigating romance, family, and personal growth in early 20th-century Canada.