Next week: Rilla of Ingleside
Folks, I hope you had time to catch up because next week's book is one you don't want to miss. On Sunday June 19 we'll discuss Rilla of Ingleside, which seems to be a favorite around here. imaginary_lines will do the discussion post.
Rilla of Ingleside was published in 1921, and presumably written during World War I. It's the last official book in the series, although it was the sixth book LMM wrote. According to Wikipedia, it's the only Canadian novel written from a women's perspective about the First World War by a contemporary. Fair warning: you may want to get your tissues out. You might also be interested in the Rilla of Ingleside casting picspam by duchessofavalon and our own empressearwig, because it's fun.
The book is also available for free on Project Gutenberg. Speaking of book availability, just a reminder that we'll be reading The Blythes Are Quoted next, and it might be a little harder to find, so you might want to start looking for it soon.
Happy reading everyone!
Rilla of Ingleside was published in 1921, and presumably written during World War I. It's the last official book in the series, although it was the sixth book LMM wrote. According to Wikipedia, it's the only Canadian novel written from a women's perspective about the First World War by a contemporary. Fair warning: you may want to get your tissues out. You might also be interested in the Rilla of Ingleside casting picspam by duchessofavalon and our own empressearwig, because it's fun.
The book is also available for free on Project Gutenberg. Speaking of book availability, just a reminder that we'll be reading The Blythes Are Quoted next, and it might be a little harder to find, so you might want to start looking for it soon.
Happy reading everyone!