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Anne of Ingleside
by L.M. Montgomery
(3.5 Stars)
Anne Of Ingleside is a transitional story, as Anne goes from being the main character to a secondary one. She is now in her thirties and is a mother to several children. The first half mainly focuses on Anne. As the story progressed, we see the stories of Anne's children more.
Unfortunately, the book lacks an actual plot line. The fat shaming at the end made me a bit uncomfortable. It's not the strongest book in the series, but still an enjoyable read.
Anne Of Ingleside is a transitional story, as Anne goes from being the main character to a secondary one. She is now in her thirties and is a mother to several children. The first half mainly focuses on Anne. As the story progressed, we see the stories of Anne's children more.
Unfortunately, the book lacks an actual plot line. The fat shaming at the end made me a bit uncomfortable. It's not the strongest book in the series, but still an enjoyable read.