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The Story Girl (Classic Reprint)

Description

" I DO like a road, because you can be always WOllw dering what is at the end of it." The Story Gir1 said that once upon a tilne. Felix and I, on the 1'Iay morning when we left Toronto for Prince Edward Island, had not then heard her say it, and, indeed, were but barely aware of the existence of such a person as the Story Girl. Ve did not know her at al1 under that nalne. Ve kneV only that a cousin, Sara Stanley, whose lnother, our Aunt Felicity, was dead, was living down on the Island with Uncle Roger· and Aunt Olivia King, on a fam1 adjoining the old King homestead in Carlisle. vVe supposed we should get acquainted with her when Te reached there, and we had an idea, front Aunt Olivia's letters to father, that she would be quite a jolly creature. Further than th~t we did not think about her. Ve were more interested in Felicity and Cccily and

Table of Contents

CHAPTER PACE; 1 THE HOME OF OUR F ATRERS ? 1; II A QUEEN OF HEARTS II; Ill LEGENDS OF THE OLD ORCHAllD 22; IV TilE ,VEDDING VEIL OF THE PROUD; PRINCESS 36; V PETER GOES TO CHURCH ? 46; VI THE MYSTERY OF GOLDEN MILESTONE 58; VII How BETTY SHERMA:-t "7 ON A HUSBAND 69; VIII A TRAGEDY OF CHILDHOOD 82; IX MAGIC SEED 95; X A DAUGHTER OF EVE 102; XI TilE STORY GIRL DOES PENAKCE ? I 15; XII ThE BLUE CHEST OF RACTlFL YVARD 125; XIII AN OLD PROVERB WITJI A NEW l!IEANING 133; XIV FORBIDDEN' FRUIT 140; XV A DISOBEDIENT BROTHER 151; XVI THE GHOSTLY BELL ? 162; XVII THE PROOF OF TilE PUDDING ? 175; XVIII How KISSING WAS DISCOVERED 18z; XIX A DREAD PROPHECY 192; XX TIlE JUDGMENT SUNDAY ? 214-; lG"XI DREAMERS OF DREAMS 223; XXII THE DREAM BOOKS ?? 232; XXIII SUCH STUFF AS DREAllS ARE 11ADE ON 242; XXIV THE BEWITCHMENT OF PAT 254; XXV A CUP OF FAILURE ? 270; CONTENTS; CIiAl"TU PAOE; XXVI PETER MAKES AN IMPRESSION Z8I; XXVII TH E ORDEAL OF BrITER Apl'LES ? 293; XXVIII THE TALE OF THE RAlNBOW BRIDGE 308; XXIX THE SHADOW FEARED OF MAN 318; XXX A COMPOUND LETTER 33 1; XXXI

Reviews

Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2010-08-27
Summary: "A wonderful read!"

I have been an L.M. Montgomery fan since I was 10 years old. Now, as an adult, I think I appreciate her even more. Though the Anne books will always be my favorite, I had to read this simply for knowing it was the author's own favorite.

Despite some reviews calling this book condescending, unlikely, or overly sweet, I saw it almost as a reflection of my own childhood amongst my own group of siblings and friends - only set 100 years earlier. You must keep in mind these are stories written for children and no doubt meant to be a role model for them to be happy to do what is right.

What Montgomery never fails to do is create characters. Like Anne Shirley, she creates characters that become real to her readers, that makes us happy to know them in literature and sort of wistful not to know them in reality. The Story Girl creates a group of characters that play off of one another and that grow more likeable in the reader's eye with every turn of the page. I appreciate rather than resent the continual reminder that while The Story Girl is not beautiful, she is captivating - it gives the average girl something to aspire to.

The stories that The Story Girl tells are humorous and clever, and while written for children, Montgomery always manages to throw in some humor that an adult can appreciate and enjoy. I couldn't put this book down and will likely read it again and again in years to come.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2010-02-26
Summary: "One of my favorite books"

Listen. Those of you who were calling it infantile when it refers to the children. Have you ever read Dickens? Now THAT makes me cringe,some of the things they say.

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Rating: 4 / 5
Date: 2009-04-20
Summary: "Real life, but sweeter"

Like most Lucy Maud Montgomery stories, The Story Girl is about what life is really like, only slightly sweeter and more magical. She captures childhood in all of its intricacies and makes the reader care for the characters like they're her own childhood friends. You may not close this book having learned anything new about life or having developed any new ideas, but you will close it having made new memories that will feel as dear as your own.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2008-12-29
Summary: "Lovely...just lovely"

LM Montgomery said herself that this was her most favorite book of all her works, and i just have to agree. although this is not my favorite land setting, the story just flows smoothly and naturally; flawless. the story girl will enchant everyone, her witty mind and bewitching voice, she is a wonderful story teller. everyday is an adventure for the children: Beverly (the one is telling the story), Felix, Cecily, Felicity, Sara Ray and the Story Girl; always learning something new.

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Rating: 5 / 5
Date: 2008-12-25
Summary: "Good Read"

This book was probably written for young people. But Montgomery has an excelent knack of describing children's life on a farm in the late 1800's and putting it into a very interesting novel. I would suggest Montgomery's books as a must read