Author · 13 titles

Lucy Maud Montgomery

L. M. Montgomery (1874–1942) gave Prince Edward Island to the world — and gave the world Anne Shirley, the talkative orphan whose imagination could remake a kitchen into Camelot. Anne of Green Gables (1908) was an immediate success; the sequels and kindred novels that followed made Montgomery an international favourite without ever leaving the red roads and sea wind of home. She wrote more than twenty novels and a thousand short pieces, always returning to landscape as character and to girls who refuse to be dull. With 13 titles in our catalogue, she remains a first country for readers who need hope with a sense of humour.

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