Further Chronicles of Avonlea
About the Book

First published in 1920 by McClelland and Stewart
Further Chronicles of Avonlea is a short story collection set in Avonlea, with ocassional mentions of Anne throughout the stories.
Novels
- Anne of Green Gables
- Anne of Avonlea
- Anne of the Island
- Anne of Windy Poplars
- Anne’s House of Dreams
- Anne of Ingleside
- Rainbow Valley
- Rilla of Ingleside
Short Story Collections
Further Chronicles of Avonlea was published by Mongomery’s publishers, L. C. Page Co. without the author’s consent. This publication resulted in a 10-year lawsuit between Montgomery and her publishers. Allegedly, one of the stories was not written by Montgomery.[1]?
Further Chronicles of Avonlea was adapted for the early episodes of the popular television series, Road to Avonlea.
- Montgomery, L. M. Selected Journals of L. M. Montgomery
Further Chronicles of Avonlea contains 15 short stories.
- Aunt Cynthia’s Persian Cat- When Sue loses her Aunt Cynthia’s beloved persian cat, she calls her rejected suitor, Max, to the rescue, paying a dear price to get out of the scrape.
- The Materializing of Cecil - In a moment of foolish pride, old maid Charlotte fibs about having had a romance with someone named Cecil Fenwick
- Her Father’s Daughter - Much to her mother’s chagrin, Rachel Spencer invites her estranged father, whom she shares a secret bond with, to her wedding.
- Jane’s Baby - Feuding sisters Rosetta and Charlotte fight over the custody, care, and name of their cousin’s orphaned baby.
- The Dream-Child - When Josephine’s infant dies, she dreams delirious about her lost child until her dreams lead her husband and her to an abandoned baby in a dory.
- The Brother Who Failed - Robert Monroe is miserable at his family’s Christmas reunion, for he is the only undistinguished brother in a family of successful children.
- The Return of Hester - Meredith had promised her sister Hester never to marry Hugh Blair, when Hugh proposes to Meredith again after Hester’s death.
- The Little Brown Book of Miss Emily - Anne inherits a journal from spinster Miss Emily, finding in its pages a bittersweet love story.
- Sara’s Way - Sara obstinately opposes Avonlea gossip, which insists that she marry the perfect Lige Baxter, until Lige loses his fortune, when gossip deems Sara’s wise…
- The Son of His Mother - Jealous widow Thyra forces her only son to choose between herself and his sweetheart.
- The Education of Betty - When Stephen’s best friend dies, he tutors his ten-year-old daughter Betty. As Betty grows into a spirited young woman, Stephen introduces Betty to his nephew, ostensibly curbing his own growing romantic feelings.
- In Her Selfless Mood - Eunice is bound by a deathbed vow to care for her selfish brother Christopher, and keeps her promise unflinchingly.
- The Conscience Case of David Bell
- Only a Common Fellow - As Philippa prepares for the wedding her stepmother has forced her into, she mourns her lover, who had died in WWI.
- Tannis of the Flats - Jerome Carey, a lonely telegraph operator in Western Canada, flirts with Metis Tannis and makes her fall in love with him. When he jilts her for Elinor Blair from Avonlea, Tannis must choose between jealousy, revenge, or self-sacrifice.
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