Edited by Mary Rubio and Elizabeth Waterston
In this volume of the famous author’s journals, readers are taken through a period of great upheaval in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s life. With “Anne of Green Gables” having just been published, Montgomery reflects on the death of her grandmother, her honeymoon to Scotland and England, her new life in Ontario with her husband – a Presbyterian minister – and the trials and joys of motherhood. Montgomery reveals her important friendships, the realities of a domestic life and the often anxious existence she lived within her marriage. Written in the most honest and reflective nature, these journals provide a look into the life of the world-famous author and how she handled her brightest and darkest moments.
