Introduction
Are you wondering which book to read after Anne of Green Gables? Fortunately, L. M. Montgomery was a prolific writer and has many novels to choose from (as well as several short story collections). If you don’t know where to start, check out our handy guide to selecting your next Montgomery read as well as some of our past reviews.
Your Guide
Reviews
The Anne Books
- Anne of Green Gables
- Anne of Avonlea
- Anne of the Island
- Anne of Windy Poplars
- Anne’s House of Dreams
The Emily Trilogy
The Pat Books
Standalones
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Love this! I’ll also put a word in for A Tangled Web, which is a stand alone novel for slightly older readers.
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A Tangled Web is one of my favorites, so I’m glad you gave it a shout out! I think Montgomery’s adult novels are somewhat under-read. 😦
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Agreed!
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Hahahah I love this! Apparently I should read Anne of Windy Poplars!
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Well, I wouldn’t want you to ignore the wisdom of my flow char! I got Magic for Marigold so I guess I’d better go find a copy. 😀
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I love this flowchart…if you want something witty, with a complex plot, and a child perspective, if takes you back to the beginning! Prob bc there’s really no such book with a child perspective and all that…but I got Emily or The Blue Castle. Love the chart: it was fun!
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Oh dear. I think the arrow from “child protagonist” is supposed to go to Pat of Silver Bush? I suppose the arrow got lost when I was grouping things. Thanks for pointing that out!
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It looks like Magic for Marigold is ideal for me! I love this 🙂
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I got Magic for Marigold, too! I like that one when I just want a standalone and not a long commitment!
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I love finding good standalones. This is brilliant!
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Oh gosh I love this!!
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Thanks! 🙂
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You’re welcome!!
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Thank you for the awesome chart!
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I’m glad you enjoyed it!
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I got The Story Girl. This is a fun chart; I’ll have to share it with my friends who are resistant to my recommendation of Anne of Green Gables…
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How could anyone resist Anne Shirley?!
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