Book · 1923 · Juvenile fiction
Emily of New Moon
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And also a lesser known series by LM Montgomery who wrote an of green Galls called Emily of New Moon which some people turn to yoga when they need soothing I turn to an and Emily.
Why people recommend it
Emily of New Moon is a classic coming-of-age novel by Lucy Maud Montgomery that follows an imaginative orphan girl striving to become a writer in Prince Edward Island. On The Book Review podcast episode titled The Listeners’ Episode: Editors and Critics Answer Your Questions, aired on July 18, 2024, Elisabeth Egan offered a comforting reading recommendation to the audience. Egan discussed this lesser-known series by the author who famously wrote Anne of Green Gables, drawing a delightful parallel for listeners seeking emotional solace. She remarked that while some people turn to yoga when they are in need of soothing, she personally turns to the works featuring Anne and Emily. This heartfelt endorsement highlighted the enduring therapeutic value of Montgomery's charming storytelling and nostalgic rural settings. Egan's recommendation directed fans of classic children's and young adult literature toward an enriching, lesser-explored corner of the author's beloved bibliography.
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Elisabeth Egan and also a lesser known series by LM Montgomery who wrote an of green Galls called Emily of New Moon which… 1
“and also a lesser known series by LM Montgomery who wrote an of green Galls called Emily of New Moon which some people turn to yoga when they need soothing I turn to an and Emily”