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The Annethology: A Collection of Kindred Spirits Inspired by the Canadian Icon | Judith Graves

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Who is YOUR Anne? Join ten of Canada's top young adult fiction writers as they set Canada's favourite red-haired orphan, Anne Shirley, on brand new adventures. With its futuristic settings, cybernetic beings, ghosts, mysterious books and boxes, and racial and sexual diversity in its cast of characters, The ANNEthology offers serious "scope for the imagination" for all readers. 2024 marks the 150th anniversary of L.M. Montgomery's birth and the 30th anniversary of Acorn Press, Prince Edward Island's longest-running traditional publishing house. What better way to celebrate these milestones than publishing a collection of stories inspired by the Island's (and one of Canada's) most beloved authors? Sure to include something for everyone, this is a must-have collection for Anne of Green Gables fans.

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The Annethology: A Collection of Kindred Spirits Inspired by the Canadian Icon | Judith Graves

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The Annethology: A Collection of Kindred Spirits Inspired by the Canadian Icon | Judith Graves

So, I went into this more or less blind, for some reason expecting essays on the impact of Anne of Green Gables, and boy was that first short story not what I was expecting! The second one, however, was not bad, and did include this gem of a word; bibliocuriosity. The third one is bittersweet; hopeful but not syrupy. Still on the fence as I move on to the fourth.

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